Unity command-line interface (CLI)

The Unity command-line interface (CLI)

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Note

The Unity command-line interface (CLI) is experimental. The features and documentation might change in an upcoming release.

Use the Unity CLI to install and manage Unity Editors and modules from the command-line. The Unity Hub now automatically installs the Unity CLI. You can also install, update, and run it without the Unity Hub desktop application. Use it for new scripts, automation, and CI pipelines.

Note

To use the Unity CLI to control the Unity Editor, install and setup the Unity pipeline package.

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