uloop-launch

To launch a Unity project with the correct Editor version, run the CLI command in your project directory. It detects the project's required version, locates the matching installed Unity Editor, and opens the project to prevent version mismatch errors.

Unity crashes or reimports assets when opening a project due to an Editor version mismatch. Using a CLI tool to detect the project's required version and launch the matching Unity Editor prevents these incompatible settings and asset reimport issues.

Yes, you can switch Unity build targets automatically when launching a project. The CLI supports platform selection on launch, allowing you to specify targets like Android or iOS while the matching Editor version opens the project.

To restart a running Unity Editor instance from the CLI, use the launch command which can kill existing Unity processes and relaunch them. It focuses existing windows if Unity is running or completely restarts the Editor process.

Yes, this Unity launcher works with Unity Hub for project registration. You can add projects to Unity Hub without launching them, and even favorite projects in Hub, while ensuring the correct Editor version is detected and matched.

Yes, you can use this Unity launch tool in CI and automation pipelines. It supports automated scenarios for opening projects, restarting running Editor instances, switching build targets, and locating projects with configurable search depth.