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Unity - Scripting API: PackageCollection
Version: Unity 6.5 (6000.5)
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    PackageCollection

    class in UnityEditor.PackageManager

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    Description

    A collection class that represents all packages in a Unity project, providing enumeration and error handling capabilities for package management operations.

    Implements IEnumerable <PackageInfo> interface.

    The PackageCollection class serves as a container for PackageInfo objects representing all packages in a Unity project. PackageCollection information is typically obtained as the result of a Client.List() operation. Use the PackageCollection to iterate through packages and check for collection-level errors that might occur during package resolution.

    using UnityEditor.PackageManager;
    using UnityEditor.PackageManager.Requests;
    using UnityEngine;

    public class PackageExample { void ListAllPackages() { ListRequest request = Client.List(); while(!request.IsCompleted) {}

    if (request.Status == StatusCode.Success) { PackageCollection packages = request.Result; // Check for collection-level errors if (packages.error != null) { Debug.LogError($"Collection error: {packages.error}"); return; }

    // Enumerate through packages foreach (PackageInfo package in packages) { Debug.Log($"Found package: {package.name} @ {package.version}"); } } } }

    Remarks

    • After the PackageCollection is created, it's immutable.
    • Package enumeration order isn't guaranteed.
    • Collection-level errors indicate issues with the overall package resolution, not with individual packages.
    • The collection can contain direct dependencies and transitive dependencies.
    • Use in conjunction with Client.List() to get an up-to-date view of project packages.

    Related information

    Properties

    Property Description
    errorThe error associated with the package collection.

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