Template repository for new Microgames

1. Create a new repository using this template repository.
2. In your new repository, rename the following files and/or their contents to match your product's name:
   • Assets/NAME
   • Packages/com.unity.template.microgamename (must be lowercase in order to be a valid package name)
   • Packages/com.unity.template.microgamename/package.json (must be lowercase in order to be a valid package name)
   • ProjectSettings/ProjectSettings.asset:

       applicationIdentifier:
         Standalone: com.unity.template.microgamename
     

   • Packages/com.unity.template.NAME/LICENSE.md
   • Packages/com.unity.template.NAME/CHANGELOG.md
   • Packages/com.unity.template.NAME/README.md
   • Packages/com.unity.template.NAME/Documentation~/your-template-name.md
   • search for files matching Unity.NAME.* and rename NAME to match the Microgame's name
   • in code, search matching Unity.NAME namespaces and rename NAME to match the Microgame's name
3. Open the project and validate everything appears to work:
   • run unit tests
   • run Package Validation Suite
   • make a WebGL build
4. Set up Yamato for your project:
   • https://internaldocs.hq.unity3d.com/yamato/workflows/quick-start/
   • Find Microgame Template Repository in Yamato and copy its Settings (Gear icon) > Other Settings > Subscriptions in order to have CI notifications for the project on Slack.
5. Set up branch protection rules for master, dev, dev-iet, and staging.

Converting to public repository

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