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Overview of triggers and automation in Unity Version Control.
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The trigger system in Unity Version Control (UVCS) allows you to use shell scripts, or any other operating system executable, to execute user commands at specific points in the client or server execution workflow. The trigger system in UVCS allows the developers and admins to perform tasks such as the following:
  • Enforce branch creation policies such as naming conventions or ensure that branch names always refer to a certain associated task.
  • Introduce 
    before-checkin
    rules to enforce coding standards or create formatting rules.
  • Enforce that contributors add comments on checkin.
UVCS allows you to associate several scripts to any given trigger and perform different actions in sequence. You can customize the order you execute these scripts in.
Types of triggerExplore different trigger types available in Unity Version Control.
List of triggersExplore the list of available triggers in Unity Version Control.
Detailed trigger referenceDetailed reference for triggers in Unity Version Control.
InputLearn about input variables for triggers in Unity Version Control.
OutputUnderstand output variables for triggers in Unity Version Control.
Common environment variablesReview common variables used in Unity Version Control triggers.
server.conf variablesConfigure server variables for triggers in Unity Version Control.
Client side variablesUnderstand client variables used in Unity Version Control triggers.
FiltersLearn about filters for triggers in Unity Version Control.
Web triggersSet up and use webtriggers in Unity Version Control.

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