I received an email saying that I wouldn’t use this plug-in, so I’m here to give you a simple demonstration of how to use it.
First of all, we must first confirm whether the source code management tools, such as git, perforce, etc., are turned on correctly. All those supported by the UE are okay, because this plug-in needs to be used with source code management. Here we use perforce as a demonstration
You can see that Perforce_Proxy is displayed here instead of Perforce. This is normal. When you select perforce or git, create a proxy automatically and generate Perforce_Proxy or Git_Proxy.
Just choose normally, do not select Proxy. Proxy is generated automatically.
Finally, how to clean up the entire asset with one click. You only need to check “Clean All Source Control Assets” in Project Management and Plug-in Settings, and the entire project will be cleaned up automatically.
In addition to cleaning all at once, the plug-in also supports automatic cleaning. This feature is turned on by default, which is the “Enable Auto Clean” option above. It will execute when you submit new assets to source code management, unsubmit unreferenced assets, and Local retention will not delete assets, ensuring that your source code management warehouse is clean.
Note that this will not affect your assets that are already in version management.
All of the above operations need to be performed in the UE, and external execution will not be triggered.