git fast-import converter for Unity Asset Server databases. Tracks changelists for incremental exports.
Developed with Python 2.7; relies on the psycopg2 Python module.
- Install postgresql. I recommend the hombrew approach ("brew install postgresql")
- Install psycopg2 python module. "sudo pip install psycopg2" (if you don't have pip, "sudo easy_install pip" first)
- Try this
mkdir myassetserverproject-git
cd myassetserverproject-git
git init
git-unity-as.py --username USERNAME DBNAME | git fast-import
git checkout master
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| DBNAME | Name of the AssetServer database to export |
| -h, --help | show extended help message and exit |
| --username USERNAME | (Required) Database user with read access to specified database. |
| --password PASSWORD | Password for specified database user. |
| --host HOST | AssetServer database host (default: localhost) |
| --port PORT | AssetServer database port (default: 10733) |
| --init | Resets and exports from the initial changeset. |
| --no-data | Do not output asset version data (for debugging). |
| --branch BRANCH, -b BRANCH | Target export to specified branch. (default: master) |
By default, git-unity-as.py will save the last changelist exported from the given database, so back-to-back imports will be incremental by default. Use --init to re-export the entire database.
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