Hi @epsmarkh,

Thanks for letting us know about this. I've used the same versions of the Unity editor and the Firebase SDK, and I am facing this issue on my end.

I'll be marking this as a bug for now. You may refer to this thread for updates.

I'm having the same problem on Mac with Apple Silicon

the same problem
Unity 2022.1.4f1
packages:
external-dependency-manager 1.2.171
GooglePlayGamesPlugin v0.11.01
Firebase Unity 9.1.0

has anyone solved this problem?

has anyone solved this problem?

for us it's work only with disabled mainTemplate in Unity Player Settings

has anyone solved this problem?

for us it's work only with disabled mainTemplate in Unity Player Settings

Thanks

❗ Finally I found the reason why it's happening. There is a Unity bug, it's already registered, thus it's not related to Firebase at all: https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/folder-name-is-truncated-when-dot-is-used-in-the-name

Be more concretically, you can find this code in FileUtils class that is part of AndroidResolver project: https://github.com/googlesamples/unity-jar-resolver/blob/master/source/VersionHandlerImpl/src/FileUtils.cs#L635

When recursion goes to dotted part of the path (8.10.1 in your case), CreateFolder method returns an error.

To solve the problem you can do one of the following things:

1. use explicit resolving as described before: libraries stay in Plugins folder;
2. downgrade to Unity version where the issue doesn't reproduce (can't imagine that someone will do this 😆 );
3. replace the whole code of CreateFolder method with native Directory.CreateDirectory (requires manual resolver compiling).

Simple yet Annoying Bug.

Found a simple solution :

No need to disable anything.

It simply cannot find/create the folder with the same version number in Generated Local Repo Directory if created through Unity Asset Browser.

1. Simply go to the directory through Windows Explorer and in my case it was "[THE LOCATION OF YOUR GAME PROJECT]\Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity".
   Or
   In Unity Asset Browser, browse to "Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity\firebase-analytics-unity" and right-click, then "Show in Explorer".

2. Delete any existing folder and refresh in unity asset browser

3. Create a new folder with version number, mine was 9.3.0 and check inside unity if the folder has been synchronized. Only a folder with your corresponding version number should exist.

4. Do the same for all firebase folders, and then run Force resolve.

Voila!! Android Dependencies have been resolved.

Simple yet Annoying Bug.

Found a simple solution :

No need to disable anything.

It simply cannot find/create the folder with the same version number in Generated Local Repo Directory if created through Unity Asset Browser.

1. Simply go to the directory through Windows Explorer and in my case it was "[THE LOCATION OF YOUR GAME PROJECT]\Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity".
   Or
   In Unity Asset Browser, browse to "Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity\firebase-analytics-unity" and right-click, then "Show in Explorer".
2. Delete any existing folder and refresh in unity asset browser
3. Create a new folder with version number, mine was 9.3.0 and check inside unity if the folder has been synchronized. Only a folder with your corresponding version number should exist.
4. Do the same for all firebase folders, and then run Force resolve.

Voila!! Android Dependencies have been resolved.

it's simple, but it's not work if you frequencly updated plugins, we need worked, not 🔧"magical" solution
It seems only like temp solution

it's simple, but it's not work if you frequencly updated plugins, we need worked, not 🔧"magical" solution It seems only like temp solution

Of course, its a temporary solution. Its for the devs to fix it permanently as it is present in many versions of the editor, and I prefer not to touch the mess that the devs created, so hence my solution which hardly takes some time even if we add a couple different versions.

Hey, @chkuang-g has already created PR-543 and after some time it will be merged to the unity-jar-resolver repo.

Simple yet Annoying Bug.

Found a simple solution :

No need to disable anything.

It simply cannot find/create the folder with the same version number in Generated Local Repo Directory if created through Unity Asset Browser.

1. Simply go to the directory through Windows Explorer and in my case it was "[THE LOCATION OF YOUR GAME PROJECT]\Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity".
   Or
   In Unity Asset Browser, browse to "Assets\GeneratedLocalRepo\Firebase\m2repository\com\google\firebase\firebase-analytics-unity\firebase-analytics-unity" and right-click, then "Show in Explorer".
2. Delete any existing folder and refresh in unity asset browser
3. Create a new folder with version number, mine was 9.3.0 and check inside unity if the folder has been synchronized. Only a folder with your corresponding version number should exist.
4. Do the same for all firebase folders, and then run Force resolve.

Voila!! Android Dependencies have been resolved.

that's worked, thank you!!

Fix In Review
https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/folder-name-is-truncated-when-dot-is-used-in-the-name

for us it's work only with disabled mainTemplate in Unity Player Settings

Thanks it solved it for me too