別のパッケージバージョンへの変更

The information on this page applies only to packages installed from the Unity Registry, a scoped registry, or from a local source.

Note: To update packages installed from a Git URL, you can use any of the following methods:

• Locate the package in the Package Manager, select it, then click the Update button.
• Reinstall it as a Git dependency using a new revision. For more information about how to specify revisions with Git dependencies, see Targeting a specific revision.
• Reinstall it from the Unity Registry.

パッケージの更新は、In Project 、Unity Registry 、My Registries のいずれかで行うことができます。

1. Open the Package Manager window and select In Project from the Packages menu.

   

   利用可能なアップデートがあるパッケージの横に矢印が表示されます。

2. Select the installed package you want to update from the list of packages. The package information appears in the details view.

3. The lock icon () indicates that this package and version is locked to an installed feature set. To unlock the package and select another version, click the Unlock button.

   Note: The package is temporarily unlocked. If you change to a different list context, or close either the Package Manager or the Editor, the package reverts to a locked state again. However, if you switch versions when the package is unlocked (for example, with the Add package by name method), the package stays unlocked.

4. パッケージのリスト で、パッケージ名の左側にある展開アイコンをクリックします。

   

   Note: If you see the See other versions link after expanding the package, you can click it to see the list of all available versions for that package.

5. Select any version of the current package to see the details specific to that version in the details view.

   

6. Click the Update to button.

   When the progress bar finishes, any new functionality is immediately available.

ノート:

• If you switch to an older version of a package, you might have to run the API Updater on the package contents.
• You can switch versions for multiple packages with one click by using the multiple select feature. For more information, see Perform an action on multiple packages or feature sets.