22 documented changes across 2 sections.

Version
2.1.0
Released
Aug 7, 2019
Product
Unity Hub
Unity Hub release notes

Unity Hub 2.1.0

Official notes

Features

  1. Feature

    Added advanced project settings where user can specify the editor CLI arguments when launching a project

  2. Change

    Introducing Unity Hub CLI for the following features (Preview)

  3. Change

    Installing an editor

  4. Change

    Adding a module to an installed editor

  5. Change

    Changing the installation path

  6. Change

    Showing the installed/located editors and available editors to be downloaded

  7. Change

    For testing the CLI, try the followings (notice the extra --)

  8. Change

    Windows "Unity Hub.exe" -- --headless help

    • Windows
  9. Change

    MacOS /Applications/Unity\ Hub.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity\ Hub -- --headless help

    • macOS
  10. Change

    Linux Unity\ Hub.AppImage -- --headless help

    • Linux
  11. Change

    New learn tab

  12. Change

    Enabled maximize button and remember the position/dimension of the windows

    • Windows
  13. Change

    Ability to remove projects

  14. Change

    Ability to download the missing editor when opening a project (for projects created with Unity 2018.3+)

  15. Feature

    Added a link to the development dashboard for projects with collaborative service enabled

  16. Fix

    Fixed the issue where the username in the tray menu was not escaped

  17. Fix

    Fixed issue related to the uninstall-queued message

  18. Fix

    Fixed the issue with Facebook build support for Linux

    • Linux
  19. Improvement

    Improved the copy and translations around the application

New user onboarding flow

  1. Change

    Download the templates on demand (better iteration, smaller artifacts)

  2. Change

    Use 2018.4 LTS as suggested editor

  3. Change

    Replace Team ball template with an empty 3d template

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