An interesting thing to add will be automated testing using something similar to Github Actions to make sure changes to the script don't break the builds.
We could use a simple workflow just to build the examples of the project and test them (example). Or we could go a step forward and write tests and use something like game-ci/unity-test-runner (example) for the script, although I don't have experience writing tests with Unity.
The only requirement to do this is to create a new Unity account, download the personal license and add it to the secrets of the repo (so that Unity could be downloaded and thus build the project).
If @shamsdev approves this idea, we should wait until the PR that supersedes #20 is merged to prevent more problems merging it
An interesting thing to add will be automated testing using something similar to Github Actions to make sure changes to the script don't break the builds.
We could use a simple workflow just to build the examples of the project and test them (example). Or we could go a step forward and write tests and use something like game-ci/unity-test-runner (example) for the script, although I don't have experience writing tests with Unity.
The only requirement to do this is to create a new Unity account, download the personal license and add it to the secrets of the repo (so that Unity could be downloaded and thus build the project).
If @shamsdev approves this idea, we should wait until the PR that supersedes #20 is merged to prevent more problems merging it