Unity Hub 3.2.0-beta.1

Bug fixes & improvements

1. Fix

   Project Creation

2. Fix

   If you come across the ‘Project failed to open’ error modal, you’ll now see a link to the logs folder so that you can quickly view the info-log.json for troubleshooting or to send to support.

3. Fix

   Some users reported that they could not create a project if it had "[x]" in the name (where x is a one-digit number or letter). You can now do this without an issue.

4. Fix

   User Interface

5. Fix

   When choosing modules to install with an editor, you can now click anywhere on the row to select instead of having to click the checkbox.

6. Fix

   Text in various areas of the Hub wasn't displaying correctly and was accidentally cut off. We’ve corrected this.

7. Fix

   Visual Studio

8. Fix

   Previously, Visual Studio appeared as uninstalled, even if it had been, when you attempted to install a different editor version. This has been fixed.

9. Fix

   We’ve fixed a connected download issue between the Visual Studio and Documentation module when one or the other fails.

10. Fix

    When you are downloading an editor via the archive, the modules selection will now recognize the install state of Visual Studio.

11. Fix

    In some cases, if Visual Studio failed to install, it caused all other modules to fail as well. We’ve fixed this issue.

12. Fix

    Windows

13. Fix

    Those on Windows reported that the ‘hovering state’ was not displayed when you hovered over the minimize, maximize, and close buttons. This has been fixed.

    • Windows
14. Fix

    MacOS

15. Fix

    Users on MacOS reported an issue that prevented the PATH environment variable from being correctly provided to the editor. This has now been resolved.

    • macOS
16. Fix

    On MacOS, some users reported that when a new editor install failed, it did so without notifying them. We have now added a message to let you know if this happens.

    • macOS
17. Fix

    We’ve fixed a bug on macOS that resulted in IL2CPP clang processes to run as Intel on Apple silicon machines when using an Apple silicon editor. They will now run natively.

    • macOS