Instrument.AppDataContainer asset = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance() ĪssetDatabase.CreateAsset(asset, 'Assets/Resources/ApplicationConfigData.asset') The best method I've found to use an environment variable or save data to a build is to just record it as a scriptable object w$$anonymous$$ch is created at build time and saved to Resources. You can find your ORGID, PROJECTID, and BUILDTARGETID as follows: If you have your config selected in the unity cloud build dashboard all your info will be in the URL Įxample: Here my ORGID would be my-fake-org my PROJECTID would be my-cool-project and build target would be android-example-configĪfter setting your Environment Variables you can access them at build time via var myVar = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable('MY_ENV_VARIABLE') Īs a side note, if you have any methods you only want cloud build ever to look at and use then wrap them in #if UNITY_CLOUD_BUILD You can setup your variables directly through t$$anonymous$$s UI, set your API key in the top left you can find your key Here. To set and environment variable for a specific build config you need to use the Unity Cloud Build API.

Using them isn't the most straight forward process. Hey! So i Just went through t$$anonymous$$s process myself.Įnvironment variables are supported by Unity Cloud Build but not through their GUI.

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