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📦 How To Install Yarn Spinner

To install the most recent release of Yarn Spinner for Unity, please see the Installation Instructions in the Yarn Spinner documentation.

If you want to install this particular version of Yarn Spinner for Unity, follow these steps:

Installing Yarn Spinner for Unity v2.2.3 from Git

Open the Window menu, and choose Package Manager.
If you already have any previous version of the Yarn Spinner package installed, remove it.
Click the + button, and click Add package from git URL...
Enter the following URL:
- https://github.com/YarnSpinnerTool/YarnSpinner-Unity.git#v2.2.3

Each release will have a different URL. To upgrade to future versions of Yarn Spinner, you will need to uninstall the package, and reinstall using the new URL.

📜 Changes

Changed

Dependency DLLs are now aliased to prevent compilation errors with Burst.
- In v2.2.2, Yarn Spinner's dependency DLLs were renamed to have the prefix Yarn. to prevent errors when two DLLs of the same name (e.g. Google.Protobuf.dll) are present in the same project.
- This fix solved the edit-time problem, but introduced a new error when the project used Unity's Burst compiler, which looks for DLL files based on their assembly name.
- When compiling with Burst, Unity looks for the DLL file based on the name of the assembly, so when it goes searching for (for example) Google.Protobuf, it will only look for the file Google.Protobuf.dll, and not the renamed file.
- With this change, the update_dlls.yml build script, which pulls in the latest version of Yarn Spinner and its dependencies, now uses the dotnet-assembly-alias tool to rename the DLLs and their assembly names.