Using svn and git with Unity and sdk Version Control Using svn and git with Unity and sdk

Subversion (svn)

Create Assembla Repo Go to www.assembla.com/subversion/ “Get started with Free Repository” Enter signup information Click “Create Account” Enter prompted information Select subversion (or git if preferred, see next section) Select repository name Go to my repository

Create Assembla Repo… Add Team Members Click Team tab along top Invite new team members Search for team members to add to project

Create Assembla Repo… Click SVN tab along top Use checkout URL in future steps

svn Checkout repository Add files Commit changes

Tortoise svn (windows) Graphical tool to use SVN with on Windows

Create Repository Make local directory containing files to be added to repository Right-click > Import Enter repository URL Enter username and password

Accessing repository Create local directory Right-click > SVN Checkout Browse/Type URL of source and destination directories Click OK, files will be copied from repository to local directory specified

Updating Repository Right-click directory > SVN Commit Right-click > SVN Checkout Type message describing changes you made Click OK

Updating Local repository Right-click directory > SVN Update

GIT

git Import repository Add files Commit changes to local repository Push changes to central repository

Setting up Github Follow Instructions above for setting up Assembla, or create github account (below) Go to github.com Sign up for new account Enter personal information Select free account Finish sign up

Setting up Github… cont Create new repository (button) Enter name of repository Create repository

Setting up Github… cont Add group members to repository Settings Collaborators Add group member as collaborator

Setting up Github… cont Follow instructions on github.com and later slides to access repository

Git – cloning repository git clone project_url local_directory_name Creates a copy of git repository from ‘project_url’ into ‘local_directory_name’

Git – Updating git pull Gets files from repository and merges with your files git add file1 file2… etc Staged listed files to be committed to local copy of repository git commit –m “message describing changed made” Adds all files staged to be commited to local copy of repository git push Updates central repository with contents of your local repository

unity

UNity Enable Metadata: Edit -> project settings -> editor -> version control -> visible meta files. Add ‘Assets/’ and ‘ProjectSettings/’ directories to SVN or GIT Ignore ‘Library/’ directory

udk

Udk Required Files/folders: Binaries Config Content Source [Your_project_Name].sln [you_project_name].uproject Everything else can be ignored

Relevant Tutorials Unreal + git http://synestry.com/blog/unreal-engine-4-collaborating-team-members-hack-day/ Unreal + svn http://thejahangir.com/svn-source-control-with-unreal-engine-4-tortoisesvn/ https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Subversion_source_control_(Tutorial) Unity+svn http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ExternalVersionControlSystemSupport.html