uloop-execute-menu-item

You can invoke Unity Editor MenuItems from the command line using the uloop execute-menu-item command. By passing the target menu path, it triggers scripted editor workflows like creating objects or refreshing assets directly from your CLI.

Yes, you can trigger custom scripted Unity MenuItems via CLI by passing the specific menu path to the execute command. This enables repeatable automated workflows for any custom editor scripts defined within your Unity project.

Yes, executing menu items from the CLI requires access to a running Unity editor context within your project. The automation operates by interacting directly with the active editor environment to invoke the specified scripted menu actions.

The use reflection fallback is an optional flag for Unity CLI automation used when standard menu invocation fails. It provides an alternative method to trigger the targeted editor action by reflecting over assemblies to locate and execute the menu item directly.

A key limitation of automating Unity Editor tasks via command line is the strict requirement for a running Unity editor context; it cannot execute in headless server environments without the editor active. Menu items requiring manual GUI interactions may also fail during CLI execution.