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How should I manage custom package.appxmanifests and auto-generated projects?
When building a Unity project in a clean environment, I need to modify the package.appxmanifest it generates to set up my extensions. Once this is done, what should be checked into Git so that the next person who pulls down the project also picks up the custom manifest?
Should the auto-generated solution that's produced by Unity be checked in?
Or is there a way in the Unity project itself provide a custom manifest so that it gets used if the project is built in a clean environment?
Thanks,
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My initial push to git usually includes the unity project setup, the .net setup, and the app manifest tweaks. I guess just get used to managing large total files sizes for unity projects. I have some embarrassingly large skunkworks projects in VSTS that push and pull no problem, just takes a few minutes vs a few seconds. You could google 'unity gitignore' to find some good ignore templates.
Maybe something simple like this:
https://www.billmccrary.com/