jobs/job000351

job000351

colinbday (colinbday)
colinbday created this job 9 years ago, modified by Norman Morse 9 years ago
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Configuration saving does not work properly on OS X.
 When set to use EditorPrefs, P4Connect simply just did not actually remember any settings after restarting Unity.  Workaround was to change to use a config file (and annoying cause we have to constantly ignore this file in all our external p4 tools), now P4Connect remembers settings, however now the settings window still states it's using "EditorPrefs", touching it and saying to use editor prefs again breaks it all over again.
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Status
Closed
Project
perforce-software-p4connect
Severity
B
Reported By
colinbday
Reported Date
9 years ago
Modified By
Norman Morse
Modified Date
9 years ago
Owned By
colinbday
Dev Notes
Priority: High
norman_morse After investigating this issue, I was initially able to reproduce it, but it went away after I
erased all existing settings and then connected to the server, and then "save settings" again.

I think Unity gets confused with old registry entries from version 4.
Type
Bug
norman_morse (Norman Morse)
Norman Morse commented 9 years ago

In OSX editor preferences are stored in ~/Library/Preferences/com.unity3d.UnityEditor.plist.
Does this file exist for you?

What version of OSX are you running?

When you start up Unity does it remember your existing projects?

Please send the above information to support@perforce.com and I'll be glad to open a support case for this.

Thanks!
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colinbday (colinbday)
colinbday commented 9 years ago

I will email this information to support@perforce.com, but I'll place it here as well.

1) Preferences file
Yes, ~/Library/Preferences/com.unity3d.UnityEditor.plist does exist for me, but it appears to not actually be used since right next to it there is a 5.x file that has been modified today after I made some editor pref changes.

~/Library/Preferences/com.unity3d.UnityEditor.plist
~/Library/Preferences/com.unity3d.UnityEditor4.x.plist
~/Library/Preferences/com.unity3d.UnityEditor5.x.plist

2) OS Version
OSX Version: 10.10.5

3) Yes, Unity remembers my existing project on startup

Additionally, here are the contents of my 5.x.plist P4Connect section (Server URI and password redacted)

"P4Connect.Configh" = 642;
"P4Connect.Configw" = 978;
"P4Connect.Configx" = 415;
"P4Connect.Configy" = 165;
"P4Connect.PendingChangesh" = 698;
"P4Connect.PendingChangesw" = 995;
"P4Connect.PendingChangesx" = 545;
"P4Connect.PendingChangesy" = 141;
"P4Connect_Unity_AskBeforeCheckout" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_CheckStatusForMenus" = 1;
"P4Connect_Unity_CheckStatusForMenusMaxItems" = 100;
"P4Connect_Unity_ConfigurationState" = 4;
"P4Connect_Unity_ConnectionTimeOut" = 2147483647;
"P4Connect_Unity_ConsoleLogLevel" = 3;
"P4Connect_Unity_DLLLocation" = "P4Connect/Editor/";
"P4Connect_Unity_DiffToolPathname" = "";
"P4Connect_Unity_DisplayCommands" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_DisplayStatusIcons" = 1;
"P4Connect_Unity_DisplayTimings" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_EnableLog" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_Enabled" = 1;
"P4Connect_Unity_Hostname" = "Colins-Mac-Pro.local";
"P4Connect_Unity_IgnoreLines" = "";
"P4Connect_Unity_IgnoreName" = "";
"P4Connect_Unity_IncludeProjectFiles" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_IncludeSolutionFiles" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_LogPath" = "/Users/colinday/Desktop\\p4connect.log";
"P4Connect_Unity_OperationBatchCount" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_OverrideHostname" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_Password" = "<REDACTED>";
"P4Connect_Unity_ServerURI" = "<REDACTED>";
"P4Connect_Unity_ShowPaths" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_UnityVSSupport" = 0;
"P4Connect_Unity_UseP4Config" = 1;
"P4Connect_Unity_UserName" = "colin.day";
"P4Connect_Unity_WarnOnSpecialCharacters" = 1;
"P4Connect_Unity_Workspace" = "colin.day-main";
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norman_morse (Norman Morse)
Norman Morse commented 9 years ago

After investigating this issue, I was initially able to reproduce it, but it went away after I
erased all existing settings and then connected to the server, and then "save settings" again.

I think Unity gets confused with old registry entries from version 4.
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