Unity Version Control 11.0.16.9692
11 documented changes.
- Version
- 11.0.16.9692
- Released
- Oct 16, 2025
- Product
- Unity Version Control
Unity Version Control 11.0.16.9692
New
- Change
All platforms - Plugin for JetBrains IDEs: Asynchronous VFS Processing
- Improvement
All platforms - Plugin for JetBrains IDEs: The processing of file system changes has been improved to run asynchronously, preventing main thread blocking and enhancing overall plugin performance and responsiveness during intensive file operations.
Bug
- Change
All platforms - Plugin for JetBrains IDEs: Preserve external file renames/moves during refresh instead of converting to delete+add
- Fix
All platforms - Plugin for JetBrains IDEs: When a file was moved via the OS file explorer, the desktop app correctly marked it as Moved, but opening the Rider plugin converted it to a Delete + Add pair. This behavior has been corrected, during refresh, external renames/moves are now detected and preserved as a single move/rename operation, preventing spurious add/delete changes and keeping version history intact.
- Change
macOS - Desktop GUI: Download correct installer when updating in ARM
- macOS
- Change
macOS - Desktop GUI: When updating to a new version from the application on macOS, we were not taking into account the OS architecture, and always downloaded the installer for Intel-based processors. Now if you are using a Silicon Mac, the ARM version of the application will be installed on the upgrade
- macOS
- Change
macOS Tahoe – Server: The server could not generate a self-signed certificate on macOS Tahoe.
- macOS
- Change
macOS Tahoe – Server: In macOS Tahoe, the server failed to generate a self-signed certificate.
- macOS
- Change
macOS Tahoe – Server: The server automatically generates a self-signed certificate when it is configured to listen on a secured port through `network.conf` and no other certificate settings are provided for that port. The same applies to the HTTPS port used by WebAdmin.
- macOS
- Change
macOS Tahoe – Server: Starting with macOS 26 (Tahoe), changes in the Keychain subsystem prevented the `plasticd` process from creating a valid self-signed certificate, resulting in the following error:
- macOS
- Fix
macOS Tahoe – Server: This issue has now been fixed.
- macOS