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Install-Module UnitySetup -Scope CurrentUser to install UnitySetup.
Running the one example Find-UnitySetupInstaller -Version '2017.3.0f3' | Format-Table outputs:
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the WebGL component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Metro component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the StandardAssets component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Windows component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the UWP_IL2CPP component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the AppleTV component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Vuforia component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Windows_IL2CPP component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Documentation component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the iOS component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Mac component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Android component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Linux component.
WARNING: Unable to find installer for the Facebook component.
I'm able to run other commands like Get-UnitySetupInstance.
Installing the module in PowerShell on the same machine works just fine.
After implementing macOS support for this I think this might be related to handling some of the web results we get back. I'll investigate this next alongside my macOS support since they're closely coupled.
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Ziugy commentedon Aug 27, 2018
After implementing macOS support for this I think this might be related to handling some of the web results we get back. I'll investigate this next alongside my macOS support since they're closely coupled.
Ziugy commentedon Aug 30, 2018
Verified that PR #123 for macOS support will also resolve this issue. Specifically
-is [System.Array]checks are the fix.