C # Programmer's Unity3d Notes (6): Git usage

For programmers, written code is managed by the source management system, which is very convenient:

• Have history traceable
• Easy to compare code changes.

Non-company projects, before I did not understand git, I used to be modified before CTRL + C, CTRL + V to backup, contrast, this led to a lot of strange problems, such as the hand of the wrong change, coincidence is unexpectedly no backup, so depressed query .... Wasted a lot of time.

As git heats up, I start to focus on the fact that there is no free git--:

Git is a distributed version control system, originally written by Linus Torvalds and used as the management of Linux kernel code, the story behind it is interesting.

I know git has 3 types of git:

• github.com: Public git project free, private git project charges, in foreign countries, the speed of comparison pit
• Git.oschina.net: Public and private projects are free, and at home, speed advantage (advertising: Oschina Xi ' an circle manager)

• BitBucket: Support git, Mercurial, free version has 5 user limit. Both public and private warehouses can be created without restrictions, with collaboration tools (Issue Tracker,wiki). Unity 3D official Open Source Address

I choose the key to Git: The function of almost the case, as far as possible to choose domestic, fast speed, not by the wall.

Git's client:

• Gitextensions172setupcomplete.msi 27M: Contains Git's core commands
• Tortoisegit-1.8.11.0-64bit.msi 19M: A shell based on the git command above, with a GUI interface

Configure Git to remember your account password under Windows:

In C:\Users\Administrator\.gitconfig:

Then add the. git-credentials file, configure the account password:

Complete the process of managing unity 3D source with git:

1 new folder (path requires non)

2 New U3d Project

3 Add the. gitignore file

[Get an existing U3D project]

4 Add https://git.oschina.net/xifarm/U3D_Git.git File

5 Modifying the Unity 3D Editor:

1. Enable External option in Unity → Preferences → Packages → Repository . (Skip This step with v4.5 and up)
2. Switch to Visible Meta Files in Edit → Project Settings → Editor → Version Control Mode .
3. Switch to Force Text in Edit → Project Settings → Editor → Asset Serialization Mode .
4. Save the scene and project from File menu.
Unity3d. Gitignore (you want to ignore a file and not commit the file to the repository)

   
  

    
   

   
<code> # =============== #
    
   

   
# Unity Generated #
    
   

   
# =============== #
    
   

   
temp/
    
   

   
library/
    
   

   

    
   

   
# ===================================== #
    
   

   
# Visual Studio/monodevelop Generated #
    
   

   
# ===================================== #
    
   

   
exportedobj/
    
   

   
obj/
    
   

   
*.svd
    
   

   
*.userprefs
    
   

   
/*.csproj
    
   

   
*.pidb
    
   

   
*.suo
    
   

   
/*.sln
    
   

   
*.user
    
   

   
*.unityproj
    
   

   
*.booproj
    
   

   

    
   

   
# ============ #
    
   

   
# OS Generated #
    
   

   
# ============ #
    
   

   
. Ds_store
    
   

   
. Ds_store?
    
   

   
._*
    
   

   
. spotlight-v100
    
   

   
. Trashes
    
   

   
Ehthumbs.db
    
   

   
Thumbs.db </code>
   
  

Reprint please specify the "C # Programmer to organize the Unity 3D Note (vi): GIT source management"

C # Programmer's Unity3d Notes (6): Using Git