unity-preflight

Automate Unity C# script validation by running a preflight workflow that sequentially refreshes the editor, waits for compilation, checks for console errors, and executes EditMode and runtime checks to ensure changes are safe to build.

Unity preflight testing is an end-to-end verification process for C# scripts that coordinates refresh, compilation waiting, error checking, and EditMode tests to catch regressions before committing changes.

Yes, running Unity preflight checks requires Python tooling alongside a Unity installation and a Unity project specifically configured for preflight checks to execute the automated validation workflow.

Run EditMode tests and runtime checks automatically by triggering a preflight workflow that waits for script compilation to finish and then sequentially executes both test types with deterministic retry loops on errors.

Yes, preflight validation catches Unity compilation errors by waiting for the compilation process to complete and then checking the console for errors before proceeding to run EditMode and runtime checks.

When script compilation fails during Unity preflight verification, the workflow applies deterministic retry loops on errors, repeatedly checking until issues are resolved before moving to the next validation step.