Use the standalone Unity Package Manager command-line interface (UPM CLI) to pack and sign custom packages. Use UPM CLI to validate packages through automations outside of the Unity Editor.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Unity Package Manager CLI workflow | Understand the workflow to pack and sign custom Unity packages using the UPM CLI. |
| Install Unity Package Manager CLI | Set up the command-line interface and configure your environment with the required credentials. |
| Pack and sign a package with Unity Package Manager CLI | Use UPM CLI to pack a custom package into a signed tarball. |
| Sign a Git-based package with Unity Package Manager CLI | Use UPM CLI to sign a Git-based package before committing to the repository if you plan to distribute the package via Git URL. |