Create a Publisher Portal product draft
Set up a new product draft in the Publisher Portal to begin the publishing process.
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Before you can validate and publish your , create a product draft in the Publisher Portal.
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To access the Publisher Portal for UPM publishing:
- Enroll as a UPM publisher.
- Open the Asset Store, and select your user icon.
- Under Switch Organization, select your publisher organization.
Go to the UPM publishing Publisher Portal through the Cloud Dashboard:
- Go to the Cloud Dashboard.
- Select the Products tab.
- In the search bar, enter Publisher Portal.
- Select Launch.
You can configure a product to handle single or multiple packages, as follows:
- Single package: Only one package uploaded and linked to this product draft. New versions of the package continuously share the same package technical names. Ideal for a unified tool that supports a wide array of .project settings
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- Multiple packages: Various packages uploaded and linked to this product draft. The packages can be dependencies, dependents, or packages intended for different settings or use cases. Ideal for support for multiple use cases, or different project compatibility settings, such as different Unity Editor versions.project
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You can start with a single package and add more later.
When planning dependencies, use multiple packages if dependencies are only needed within one product. Dependent packages automatically install their dependencies. However, if a dependency is shared across multiple products, list it as its own separate product to avoid conflicts and project breaks. For more information about package dependencies, refer to Package dependency and resolution.
The following table compares the properties of each product structure:
Property | Single package product | Multiple package product |
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| Number of packages | One | Two or more |
| Compatibility | Compatible with multiple Unity versions, render pipelines, or build targets. | Optionally, each package can be compatible with a different Unity version, render pipeline, or build target. |
| Version history | Single version history. | Separate version history for each package. |
| Support dependency | No | Yes |
| Architecture | Monolithic. All features bundled together. | Can include core and optional packages, and package dependencies. |
| Dependencies | Publish a dependency as a single-package product when two or more different products require this dependency. | Publish a dependency as a multi-package product when any package in one product requires this dependency. |
By default the uploaded Unity Editor version is checked for every package uploaded. Additionally, you can list all supported Unity versions that it's compatible with (major.minor). For target and , setting a specific compatibility is optional.
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Create a product draft
To create a product draft:
- Open the Publisher Portal.
- Go to the Products tab.
- Select Create product.
- Enter a product name.
Product and package naming
When a product has only one package, the product namespace and package namespace are the same, which follows the naming convention of . When a product has multiple packages, the product namespace follows the naming convention of (for example ), and the package namespaces follow the naming convention of (for example ).
com.publisher.productcom.publisher.productcom.unity.assetstorecom.publisher.product.package1com.unity.assetstore.toolsThe following table describes the information each namespace identifies and its format in a complete UPM namespace:
Namespace type | Description | Example |
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| Publisher namespace | The publisher organization. This namespace uses the reverse domain name notation (reverse-DNS) naming convention. For example, the domain | |
| Product namespace | The product. This namespace isn’t visible in the product's Asset Store listing. | |
| Package namespace | The packages that the product contains. Set a package's namespace only for multi-package products. |
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| [Package technical name]((https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.6/Documentation/Manual/upm-manifestPkg.html#required#required) | The package technical name combines the publisher namespace, the product namespace, and for multi-package products, the package namespace. The Package's technical name must match the following:
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