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Other Features

Integrity verification

Performing integrity verification allows you to check the integrity of the currently used Hive SDK and notifies you if there are any modified files. To verify the Hive SDK integrity, click Integrity Verification in the SDK manager menu.

Integrity verification results

If there are no modified files as a result of the integrity verification, an Integrity verification success popup appears.

Hive SDK Integrity verification success popup


If modified files are found, an Integrity verification failure popup appears as shown below.

Hive SDK Integrity verification failure popup

Action upon integrity verification failure

In the integrity verification failure popup, you can check the list of modified files. Clicking Restore to current version allows you to recover the modified files.

Notice

Through the notice feature, you can check news about new SDK manager versions and Hive SDK versions. To call up notices, click Notice in the SDK manager menu.

Hive SDK Notice popup

Note

Notices are displayed sorted in descending order based on the registration date, up to a maximum of 6 items.

Version

Through the version feature, you can check the information of the currently applied Hive SDK version and the latest updatable Hive SDK version.

To call up the version feature, click Version in the SDK manager menu.

SDK Manager Version Info

Restore files

Through the restore feature, you can perform integrity verification and, if there are modified Hive SDK files, restore them to the original files at once.

To call up the restore feature, click Restore Hive SDK in the SDK manager menu.

File restore results

If there are no modified files, the restore is not performed and the following popup is displayed.

When there are no modified files

If there are modified files, the restore is performed and the following popup is displayed.

When there are modified files

Retry connection

If the SDK manager menu is disabled due to poor network connection, click Retry to connect HIVE Manager in the SDK manager menu. It retries the connection with the SDK manager. If the connection is successful, the internal information of the manager is updated with the renewal information from the server.

Retry connection success

Warning

If a popup stating that the 'Retry connection' feature has failed appears continuously, please check the following: a. Please check the network connection status. b. Please restart the Unreal project and check if it operates normally. c. If the issue is not resolved by methods 'a, b', please contact us.

Edit ignore files

This feature is used when a developer decides that some files provided by the Hive SDK are unnecessary and deletes them, or needs to modify them arbitrarily. Using this feature causes the SDK manager to ignore the specified file list.

After saving the list of files to ignore, executing the functions below will operate only on the files excluding the ignored ones.

  • SDK Upgrade: SDK upgrade feature
  • Restore Hive SDK: File restore feature
  • Integrity Verification: Integrity verification feature

Utilizing the feature

  1. To edit the files to ignore, click Edit Ignore File in the SDK manager menu. Clicking the button launches the default text editor and opens the ignore file list file.

    • The edited content is saved in Project/Plugins/HiveSDKManager/HiveSDKManagerIgnore.txt.

  2. Set the files or directories to ignore. The setting conditions are as follows:

    • Separate paths with UNIX-style slashes (/). Do not use Windows-style.
    • Specify sub-paths of Plugins as relative paths.
      • Example (Directory): HIVESDK/Source/HiveSDKAndroid
      • Example (File): HIVESDK/Source/HIVESDK/Public/HiveAnalytics.h

  3. You can leave comments using the hash symbol (#). Writing reasons for ignoring or history in comments is helpful.