If using private version control or package servers and are seeing “access denied” or similar errors, you may need to update their security settings to allow access to the IPs used by the new Windows builders. The logs you can expect to see from this error are as follows: We are in the process of diagnosing and fixing this issue. There is a known error that seemingly happens under certain circumstances when a plugin tries to open an Editor window. If you believe that this error is causing your builds to fail, please contact Cloud Build support. Builds may still log this error, but it should not be the cause of failures in most situations. This issue should be fixed as of September 8th, 2021. As such, all Collab projects will continue to be run on the old MacOS infrastructure until further notice. We are currently experiencing issues running projects hosted in Collab on the new Windows infrastructure. With that being said, our team will be working on investigating a solution to this issue. For now, users that are dependent on using symlinks should continue to opt-out of the new windows builder infrastructure. It is suggested to avoid using symlinks in Unity projects and replacing them with the source directory itself wherever possible. The type or namespace name 'LitJson' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) If you are still experiencing it, please contact Cloud Build support.

We will continue to update this section as we discover new common issues. This goal of this section is to provide some solutions to known problems that can occur as a result of these new infrastructure changes. Though we are taking action to prevent and fix as many of these issues as possible, there are some things that we cannot fix directly. Windows Builder Transition Common IssuesĪs we transition to our new Windows build machine infrastructure, you may experience some new issues with your builds. Given the scalability of this infrastructure, we anticipate faster build times as well in the near future. This will enable Windows IL2CPP and lower queue times for your builds. As part of our efforts to improve the performance of Cloud Build, we’re beginning the process of shifting our Windows and Android builders to native Windows VMs.

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