Navigate repositories#

To access your organization’s repositories:

1. Sign in to the Unity dashboard.
2. Go to DevOps > Version Control > Organizations.
3. Select the organization in which you want to view repositories.
4. Select the Repositories tab.

Repository search#

On the Repositories page, you can search for repositories using the search box.

You can also star repositories on the **Favorites **tab for quick access.

File explorer#

On the Repository file explorer page, you can:

• View/Edit the file's properties.
• View the last changeset.
• Search file names.
• Search by labels.
• Switch branches.
• Blame the file to see who changed which line and when.
• Make a copy of the file.
• Download the file.

View 3D files#

From the file explorer tab, you can preview 3d binary files.

• Preview several 3d file formats:
  • .fbx
  • .obj
  • .glb
  • .gltf
• Navigation:
  • Rotate
  • Pan
  • Zoom
• Wireframe mode:
  • Enabled (see the mesh)
  • Disabled (see the full model)
• Background selection:
  • Light
  • Dark
• Animation (*supported for .fbx, .glb, and .gltf file formats)
  • Pause/Play the entire animation in a loop
  • Play animation manually, frame-by-frame
  • Select a different animation (if more than one is available)
• Colors (*supported for .fbx, .glb, and .gltf file formats)
  • .fbx: display base colors only
  • .glb and .gltf files: display textures
• Properties:
  • Author
  • Size (in MB)
  • File type and format (.fbx, .obj, .gltf, .glb)
  • Location in your repository folder, branch, and changeset
  • Associated changeset comments
  • Activity (when the file was added and how long ago that was)
• File history with the Unity Version Control workflow
• User permissions associated with the 3d file

You can also diff a 3d file by displaying its state over time, in a side-by-side view by
comparing 2 changesets and selecting the 3d file that you want to review.

ReadMe#

On the Repository file explorer page, you can also add a ReadMe file directly. The ReadMe file is populated at the start of a repository creation. You can also add screenshots and attachment links.