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Fixed in 2018.2
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Issue ID
1046915
Regression
No
When installing a new package, Package Manager does not default to installing the most recent version of the package.
Steps to reproduce:
- Download Unity Editor version 2018.2.0b8
- Open the package manager.
- Change to the "All" tab and look at the Post-processing package.
Expected:
When installing a package to a project for the first time, it should install the most recent version of the package.
Observed:
For the Post-processing package, it defaults to try to install 0.1.8, but the most recent version is 2.0.7-preview. See attached screenshot in the comment below
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lamyhy
May 14, 2020 06:25
As we install a new package it will give an error because it cannot properly installed in our system. To resolve this issue https://www.topdissertations.org/thesisrush-review/ provides a number to contact with the helpline of the customer care center.