When setting up a new project in Unity with version control enabled, you configure the associated Unity Version Control Organization directly within the project creation window. This process involves verifying and potentially editing the organization that is automatically suggested.
Steps to Configure Organization During Project Creation
Based on the provided reference, the configuration of the Unity Version Control Organization happens during the standard new project setup workflow:
- Select New project.
- In the right side panel, set a Project Name and Location.
- Select the Use Unity Version Control checkbox to enable version control for the project.
- Check the auto filled Unity Version Control Organization, Repository Name, and Server location fields and edit them if necessary.
- Select Create project.
Understanding the Organization Field
In step 4, Unity often auto-fills the Unity Version Control Organization field based on your account or previous usage. "Editing them if necessary" typically means:
- Verifying: Confirming that the pre-filled organization is the correct one you wish to associate this project with.
- Selecting: If you belong to multiple organizations, this step likely allows you to choose from a dropdown or list of your available organizations.
- Correcting: Making minor edits if the auto-filled name is slightly incorrect or if a different existing organization needs to be specified manually (though creating new organizations usually happens outside this workflow via the Unity Version Control or Unity Dashboard interface).
By following these steps during new project creation, you integrate your project with Unity Version Control and link it to the specified organization.
