jp.masakura.unity.ci v0.9.1

Unity GitLab CI

GitLab CI job template for Unity.

unityci/editor is used.

How to use

1. Add ci job template to your .gitlab-ci.yml.
2. Run request unity license file job.
3. Obtain a license manually.
4. Set unity license to UNITY_ULF project CI/CD variables.
5. Add unity build job.

Add ci job to your .gitlab-ci.yml

Create a new .gitlab-ci.yml file to your unity project.

If CI/CD components are to be used, the following. (Recommended)

include:
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/core@master

If you use the job template, do the following.

include: https://gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/-/raw/master/ci/templates/unity.yml

And push to GitLab your project.

Run request unity license file job

When the push is finished, a CI job is run to create the unity license request file.

And download Unity_v202x.x.xx.alf.

Obtain a license manually

Upload the Unity_v202x.x.xx.alf file at unity's manual licensing site to obtain the license file (Unity_v202x.ulf).

See Manual license activation.

Set unity license to UNITY_ULF project CI/CD variables

Go to your GitLab project CI/CD variables setting page.

Open the Unity_v202x.ulf file in a text editor and copy its contents to the clipboard.

Add UNITY_ULF CI/CD variables, and Pastes the contents of the clipboard. Type should be changed to File.

Add unity build job

Create unity C# class for unity build. (Ex: Assets/Editor/Build.cs)

using UnityEditor;
using UnityEditor.Build.Reporting;

public static class Build
{
    public static void WebGL()
    {
        var report = BuildPipeline.BuildPlayer(
            new[] { "Assets/Scenes/SampleScene.unity" },
            "dist/webgl",
            BuildTarget.WebGL,
            BuildOptions.None);

        if (report.summary.result != BuildResult.Succeeded)
        {
            EditorApplication.Exit(1);
        }
        EditorApplication.Exit(0);
    }
}

Add unity build job to your .gitlab-ci.yml.

build:webgl:
  extends: .unity
  stage: build
  script:
    - $UNITY_CMD -executeMethod Build.WebGL
  artifacts:
    name: webgl
    paths: [dist]

Once committed and pushed, the Unity build CI job is started.

Once the CI job completes, you can download the Unity app for WebGL.

Settings

Use CI/CD components.(See templates/core/template.yml)

include:
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci@master
    inputs:
      unity-version: '2022.3.16f1'
      unity-editor: unity-editor
      unity-opts: -logfile -
      unity-ci-platform: webgl
      unity-ci-version: 3

Use job variables.

job:
  variables:
    UNITY_OPTS: -logfile -
    UNITY_CMD: $UNITY_EDITOR $UNITY_OPTS
    # UNITY_VERSION: '2021.3.15f1' # Defaults to auto-detect from Unity project
    UNITY_CI_PLATFORM: webgl # `android` or `windows-mono` or etc... (see https://hub.docker.com/r/unityci/editor/tags)
    UNITY_CI_VERSION: 3 # 1 or 2 or 3

Optional jobs

There are additional following jobs.

• test (Unity Test)

These jobs require the Unity GitLab CI package for execution.

Install Unity GitLab CI package

Add npmjs registry to Packages/manifest.json in your Unity project.

{
  "scopedRegistries": [
    {
      "name": "npmjs",
      "url": "https://registry.npmjs.com",
      "scopes": ["jp.masakura.unity"]
    }
  ],
"dependencies": {
// ...

1. Open Package Manager Window with Your Unity project.
2. Click +, select Add package by name...
3. entry jp.masakura.unity.ci
4. Click Add

test

It runs Unity's EditMode and PlayMode tests. The results are output in JUnit report format and sent to GitLab. You can access the test results from Merge Requests and so on.

It adds CI/CD components to your .gitlab-ci.yml file.

include:
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/core@master
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/test@master

inspect code

Inspect the code with ReSharper's InspectCode and display the inspection results in GitLab Code Quality.

It adds CI/CD components to your .gitlab-ci.yml file.

include:
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/core@master
  - components: gitlab.com/ignis-build/unity-gitlab-ci/inspect-code@master
    inputs:
      ensure-severity: suggestion # If there is a severity higher than 'suggestion', the job will fail. 

Attention

GitLab SaaS Runner does not perform very well. We recommend using a Runner that uses a project-specific docker executor.

License

This repository is MIT licensed.