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Create a Salesforce app that includes standard collaboration and analytics features.I'm open for any ideas that would make cloud build support possible, but i'm afraid this would need a lot of changes and is therefore not feasible. For example to create a specific entity, fill it with its correct data and store it in the database, the importer needs to find and instantiate the generated class first.

This 'wait for unity' is also the reason why the import process must be asynchronous, as it is unity that reacts to the source code changes, recompiles and makes them available for instantiation. Also the importer relies on multiple 'builds', what that means is when the import is started the plugin will 'Generate classes -> wait for unity to recompile -> import the project data using the generated classes -> create script fragments found in the scripts in the data -> wait for unity to recompile -> finalizes the import'. And i'm not sure if the cloud build process can deal with that. While you could trigger that method there is no way of knowing when the import process is finished, as it takes many update cycles until that is done. While in theory it could work, the problem could be the fact that the import process in the plugin is asynchronous.

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