🛠️ Unity Git Control Tool (VRChat Ready)

A lightweight, integrated Source Control Panel built directly into Unity. Designed to eliminate the constant context-switching between the Unity Editor and external command-line tools. Perfectly tailored for VRChat World Creators and developers who want to maintain clean version control without the bloat.

✨ Features

• One-Click Init: Initializes a new repository and automatically generates a clean Unity .gitignore file.
• VS Code Style Interface: Compact overview of modified, added, deleted, and untracked files.
• Auto-Timestamp Commits: If you don't provide a custom commit message, the tool gracefully falls back to a clean timestamp format.
• Interactive File Explorer: - Single Click on a file -> Pings and focuses the asset in the Unity Project View.
  • Double Click on a file -> Opens the built-in Code Diff Viewer right inside the Editor.
• History View: Browse your latest commits. Click any commit to open it directly in your remote web view (Gitea, GitHub, GitLab).

🚀 Installation via VRChat Creator Companion (VCC)

You can add this tool as a custom package directly into your VCC.

1. Open the VRChat Creator Companion.
2. Navigate to Settings -> Packages.
3. Click on Add Repository.
4. Enter your custom repo URL: https://vcc.mrunk.de/index.json
5. In your project views, under "Manage Project", the VRChat Git Control Tool will now appear. Simply click the plus icon to add it.

🛠️ Manual Installation

1. Download the latest version as a .zip archive.
2. Extract the folder.
3. Place the folder directly into your Unity project's Packages directory. Alternative: Copy the .cs files from the Editor folder into any Editor folder inside your Assets directory.

🕹️ Usage

Once installed, open the tool via the top menu bar in Unity: Tools -> Git-Tool

A floating window will appear. You can easily dock this window into your custom layout (e.g., right next to the Inspector).

⚠️ Prerequisites

• Git must be installed on your system and added to your global environment variables (PATH).
• For automatic pushes to Gitea/GitHub to work seamlessly, you should have SSH keys or cached credentials configured. Unity cannot intercept terminal password prompts.