UE4 .uplugin file generates warning

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Lewis Mohr asked Mar 4, '19

UE4 .uplugin file generates warning

We are using the Unreal Marketplace Plugin for UE4 4.21 and we get a warning when compiling the project:

LogPluginManager: Warning: Engine version string in ../../../Engine/Plugins/PlayFab/PlayFab.uplugin could not be parsed ("4.21")

It looks like the engine requires this to be formatted as: major.minor.patch

Right now it's just a warning, but we like to compile with warnings-as-errors

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Answer 1 · 2019-03-05T06:49:49Z

JayZuo answered Mar 5, '19

How did you use this plugin? It seems you are using the downloaded version from GitHub? I installed the PlayFab Plugin from Marketplace into Engine like in the tutorial: https://api.playfab.com/docs/getting-started/unreal-mkpl-getting-started. This version has the correct engine version format and works with no issue in my test.

If you are using the GitHub version, you should be able to workaround this warning by changing EngineVersion in PlayFab.uplugin file.

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Lewis Mohr commented · Mar 05, 2019 at 04:44 PM

Yes, we downloaded from GitHub. I've made that change locally and that fixed it, but we have an internal policy of reporting things like this back to the owner.

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JayZuo ♦ Lewis Mohr commented · Mar 06, 2019 at 02:39 AM

Thanks for your feedback. As this plugin is open source on GitHub, you can also open an issue or create a pull request to contribute to this plugin. I'll also report this to the SDK team, thanks again.

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