Fixed issue with unity environment not being found on MacOS #236
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If the internal executable can't be found, it will look for any file in the folder and run it.
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Hi @wouterhardeman, This is great! Thanks for making this fix. I know a couple people (myself included) have accidentally renamed the |
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Fixes the problem for MacOS mentioned in #200 and #229.
When the internal executable can't be found, it will look for any file in the 'Contents/MacOS/' folder and run it. If another solution is preferred (like optionally specifying the correct file name), let me know. But this should work for now. 😄