We’re going to be storing our login details for Dockerhub. Head over to the AWS Secrets Manager and create a new secret. gitmodules file with urls set to https.įinally, the cache: portion of the build spec file can be removed, but this will increase your build times substantially and because costs for CodePipeline are usage based, saving time is saving money. gitmodules file should look like:Įxample. We include a command to pull in git submodules but it’s very important to note that your submodules’ urls must be set as https as AWS can’t pull git repos over SSH. Some of the environment variables in our buildspec file such as UNITY_EMAIL and UNITY_PASSWORD we will set in our build pipeline. The full details of the versioning system are detailed here: If you haven’t had a chance to look into semantic versioning, I highly recommend it. In the future, I’d like to automate this to pull the version number from the Unity project, but for now, we set it manually.

Set your BUILD_OUTPUT_NAME to the name of your application and change the version numbers ( MAJOR_VERSION, MINOR_VERSION, PATCH_VERSION) to match the semantic version of your build. If that is the target architecture for your app then all you should need to change is a couple variables at the top. This is a basic buildspec file for building a Win64 executable. Example Buildspec.yml file for building Unit圓D apps on AWS Codepipeline.

Unity pc build steps