package-list

To list installed Unity packages, run the package-list tool to enumerate all Unity Package Manager dependencies with metadata like name, version, source, and description. It returns a structured JSON output for easy auditing and dependency verification.

Yes, you can filter Unity Package Manager packages by source or name. The package-list tool supports optional filters to focus your audit on specific dependencies, returning a structured JSON with fields like Name, Version, Source, and Category.

Auditing Unity UPM dependencies returns metadata including Name, DisplayName, Version, Description, Source, and Category. This structured JSON output supports project audits, pre-install checks, and dependency verification across Unity projects.

Yes, the package inventory tool works for pre-install checks in Unity by enumerating the current package state. It lists all installed Unity Package Manager packages with version and source metadata to verify dependencies before adding new ones.

The best way to audit Unity project dependencies is using the package-list tool to enumerate all installed UPM packages. It exposes metadata like name, version, source, and description in a structured JSON format for comprehensive dependency management.

A structured JSON output for Unity package inventory ensures consistent fields like Name, Version, Source, and Description. This format supports dependency verification and project audits by providing machine-readable data across Unity projects.