uni-bremen-agst/SEE
Nov 2024 – Oct 2025
12 Months active
Languages Used
AssetBatchC#C++CgCg/HLSLConfigurationNone
Technical Skills
API MigrationAsset ManagementAutomated MigrationBuild ManagementC++CI/CD
Rainer Koschke
PROFILE
Rainer Koschke
Over the past year, Rainer Koschke led the engineering and modernization of the uni-bremen-agst/SEE repository, delivering robust 3D visualization and version control features for Unity-based environments. He architected and refactored core systems, including Git integration, graph rendering, and user settings, to improve maintainability and runtime stability. Using C#, Unity, and LibGit2Sharp, Rainer implemented automated migrations, dependency upgrades, and advanced asset management, while enhancing error handling and documentation. His work addressed technical debt, streamlined configuration, and introduced scalable APIs, resulting in a codebase that supports rapid feature delivery, safer repository operations, and a more reliable developer and user experience.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
69%Features
Repository Contributions
881Total
Bugs
124
Commits
881
Features
275
Lines of code
785,630
Activity Months12
Your Network
24 people
Work History
October 2025
101 Commits • 22 Features
Oct 1, 2025Month 2025-10 — Key features delivered, bugs resolved, and architectural improvements across uni-bremen-agst/SEE with a focus on business value, maintainability, and performance. Key features delivered: - Code quality improvements and refactoring across SEE: readonly usage where possible, private setters, class documentation, formatting, and naming consistency (multiple commits). - Migration to a unified UserSettings model: centralized Network/BackendServerAPI, BackendDomain handling, InputType relocation, Telemetry integration under UserSettings, and removal of legacy SceneSettings. - Telemetry and TelemetryMode refactor: moved TelemetryMode to its own file and integrated into SceneSettings Telemetry with cleanup of imports; UI and usage updated as part of UserSettings refactor. - UI and UX updates for user settings: UserSettingsDialog introduced via rename/refactor; improvements to related UI flows. - Dependency cleanup and configuration consolidation: Vivox removal, shared constants for prefixes, and Config IO region consolidation to simplify configuration naming. Major bugs fixed: - Null parameter safety: added null checks to prevent crashes. - Logic correctness: replaced single & with && to ensure proper boolean logic. - Performance and stability: move animation optimization to run only on real movement to avoid unnecessary iTween calls; NPR protection guard when LeftElbowBendGoal is not found. - Parameter and NaN handling: fixes for NaN-related parameter handling and safe defaults. - Debug/scene consistency: newline at end of debug output; GameScene name fixes and related cleanup. - Metadata and tests: testing support updates to allow SEEPlayModeTests access to internal classes; missing meta files corrected; documentation updates. Overall impact and business value: - Reduced technical debt and improved maintainability through systematic refactoring and documentation. - Safer, more predictable runtime behavior with null checks, robust parameter handling, and correct boolean logic. - Unified configuration model enabling faster onboarding, deployment, and future feature work (BackendServerAPI, BackendDomain, and telemetry under UserSettings). - Lower external risk with Vivox removal and Unity security alignment; improved testability and documentation for faster turnaround on issues. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C#/.NET best practices, Unity development, and codebase refactoring at scale. - Strong emphasis on type safety, naming conventions, and documentation. - Systematic config management, regionalization (Config IO), and UI/UX improvements for user settings.
101 Commits • 22 Features
Oct 1, 2025Month 2025-10 — Key features delivered, bugs resolved, and architectural improvements across uni-bremen-agst/SEE with a focus on business value, maintainability, and performance. Key features delivered: - Code quality improvements and refactoring across SEE: readonly usage where possible, private setters, class documentation, formatting, and naming consistency (multiple commits). - Migration to a unified UserSettings model: centralized Network/BackendServerAPI, BackendDomain handling, InputType relocation, Telemetry integration under UserSettings, and removal of legacy SceneSettings. - Telemetry and TelemetryMode refactor: moved TelemetryMode to its own file and integrated into SceneSettings Telemetry with cleanup of imports; UI and usage updated as part of UserSettings refactor. - UI and UX updates for user settings: UserSettingsDialog introduced via rename/refactor; improvements to related UI flows. - Dependency cleanup and configuration consolidation: Vivox removal, shared constants for prefixes, and Config IO region consolidation to simplify configuration naming. Major bugs fixed: - Null parameter safety: added null checks to prevent crashes. - Logic correctness: replaced single & with && to ensure proper boolean logic. - Performance and stability: move animation optimization to run only on real movement to avoid unnecessary iTween calls; NPR protection guard when LeftElbowBendGoal is not found. - Parameter and NaN handling: fixes for NaN-related parameter handling and safe defaults. - Debug/scene consistency: newline at end of debug output; GameScene name fixes and related cleanup. - Metadata and tests: testing support updates to allow SEEPlayModeTests access to internal classes; missing meta files corrected; documentation updates. Overall impact and business value: - Reduced technical debt and improved maintainability through systematic refactoring and documentation. - Safer, more predictable runtime behavior with null checks, robust parameter handling, and correct boolean logic. - Unified configuration model enabling faster onboarding, deployment, and future feature work (BackendServerAPI, BackendDomain, and telemetry under UserSettings). - Lower external risk with Vivox removal and Unity security alignment; improved testability and documentation for faster turnaround on issues. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C#/.NET best practices, Unity development, and codebase refactoring at scale. - Strong emphasis on type safety, naming conventions, and documentation. - Systematic config management, regionalization (Config IO), and UI/UX improvements for user settings.
October 2025
September 2025
154 Commits • 47 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 performance snapshot for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Delivered a mix of architectural upgrades, feature enhancements, and reliability improvements that collectively increase system stability, security, and developer velocity. Key business value includes improved CI/testing, safer repository operations, enhanced user guidance, and authentication capabilities that position the project for scalable growth.
September 2025
154 Commits • 47 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 performance snapshot for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Delivered a mix of architectural upgrades, feature enhancements, and reliability improvements that collectively increase system stability, security, and developer velocity. Key business value includes improved CI/testing, safer repository operations, enhanced user guidance, and authentication capabilities that position the project for scalable growth.
August 2025
27 Commits • 11 Features
Aug 1, 2025August 2025 performance summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE: Delivered a focused code quality uplift and ecosystem modernization, aligning the project with current Unity toolchains and improving runtime robustness. The work emphasizes business value through maintainability, compatibility, and early error detection to accelerate future development. Key outcomes include code cleanup and refactor across the codebase, strategic dependency upgrades, and targeted bug fixes that reduce runtime issues and improve developer velocity. Core changes and outcomes are summarized below.
27 Commits • 11 Features
Aug 1, 2025August 2025 performance summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE: Delivered a focused code quality uplift and ecosystem modernization, aligning the project with current Unity toolchains and improving runtime robustness. The work emphasizes business value through maintainability, compatibility, and early error detection to accelerate future development. Key outcomes include code cleanup and refactor across the codebase, strategic dependency upgrades, and targeted bug fixes that reduce runtime issues and improve developer velocity. Core changes and outcomes are summarized below.
August 2025
July 2025
62 Commits • 21 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 Monthly Summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE: Delivered substantial stability, API clarity, and graph-structure enhancements across the repository. Focused on robust commit-graph handling, utility improvements, and code quality to accelerate developer productivity and reduce operational risk.
July 2025
62 Commits • 21 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 Monthly Summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE: Delivered substantial stability, API clarity, and graph-structure enhancements across the repository. Focused on robust commit-graph handling, utility improvements, and code quality to accelerate developer productivity and reduce operational risk.
June 2025
122 Commits • 35 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 saw substantial architectural, quality, and business-value improvements for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Key features delivered include: code organization and config I/O; GitRepository lifecycle management with LibGit2Sharp.Repository and IDisposable; relocation of GitRepository under the SEE.VCS namespace and consolidation of tip-hash retrieval; a broad graph-provider refactor (renaming GetVCSGraph to GetGraph, introduction of a common VCSGraphProvider superclass, and centralizing metric calculation in GitGraphProvider); and documentation improvements along with test adjustments for new fields. Major bug fixes include: making CommitsAfter return an IList and requiring the repository to be saved; enabling nullable saved fields; fixes to equality checks and error handling; and numerous cleanup and formatting improvements. Overall impact includes improved stability, safer resource management, clearer data modeling, and easier future maintenance, with demonstrated skills in C#/.NET, LibGit2Sharp, IDisposable patterns, namespace refactoring, and graph/provider architecture. Business value: more robust VCS integration, better metrics, and a streamlined, testable codebase.
122 Commits • 35 Features
Jun 1, 2025June 2025 saw substantial architectural, quality, and business-value improvements for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Key features delivered include: code organization and config I/O; GitRepository lifecycle management with LibGit2Sharp.Repository and IDisposable; relocation of GitRepository under the SEE.VCS namespace and consolidation of tip-hash retrieval; a broad graph-provider refactor (renaming GetVCSGraph to GetGraph, introduction of a common VCSGraphProvider superclass, and centralizing metric calculation in GitGraphProvider); and documentation improvements along with test adjustments for new fields. Major bug fixes include: making CommitsAfter return an IList and requiring the repository to be saved; enabling nullable saved fields; fixes to equality checks and error handling; and numerous cleanup and formatting improvements. Overall impact includes improved stability, safer resource management, clearer data modeling, and easier future maintenance, with demonstrated skills in C#/.NET, LibGit2Sharp, IDisposable patterns, namespace refactoring, and graph/provider architecture. Business value: more robust VCS integration, better metrics, and a streamlined, testable codebase.
June 2025
May 2025
92 Commits • 25 Features
May 1, 2025Month: 2025-05 — SEE repository monthly summary highlighting key feature deliveries, major fixes, and alignment with business goals. The period features a strong stride in visualization UX, engine modernization, AI/navigation reliability, toolchain modernization, and a broad dependency upgrade, all aimed at accelerating delivery cycles, improving stability, and enabling scalable future work.
May 2025
92 Commits • 25 Features
May 1, 2025Month: 2025-05 — SEE repository monthly summary highlighting key feature deliveries, major fixes, and alignment with business goals. The period features a strong stride in visualization UX, engine modernization, AI/navigation reliability, toolchain modernization, and a broad dependency upgrade, all aimed at accelerating delivery cycles, improving stability, and enabling scalable future work.
April 2025
20 Commits • 5 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Delivered a mix of user-facing feature work, visual fidelity fixes, and reliability improvements with clear business value: enhanced avatar realism and movement, stable data pipelines, and improved developer experience. Notable work includes an experimental Avatar BodyAnimator integration for procedural avatar animation (SEENewWorld/Assistant prefab) using FinalIK, Shi avatar materials restoration to restore missing dress/shoes/teeth/tongue, and a smooth, safe player movement system with dynamic speed ramp-up and overshoot clamping. Also improved testing infrastructure with SEECityEvolution usage adjustments and JaCoCo warning suppression, added data provider pipeline validation, introduced a configurable missing source-range warning flag, and carried ongoing code quality improvements (docs, naming, hot reload).
20 Commits • 5 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025 performance summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE. Delivered a mix of user-facing feature work, visual fidelity fixes, and reliability improvements with clear business value: enhanced avatar realism and movement, stable data pipelines, and improved developer experience. Notable work includes an experimental Avatar BodyAnimator integration for procedural avatar animation (SEENewWorld/Assistant prefab) using FinalIK, Shi avatar materials restoration to restore missing dress/shoes/teeth/tongue, and a smooth, safe player movement system with dynamic speed ramp-up and overshoot clamping. Also improved testing infrastructure with SEECityEvolution usage adjustments and JaCoCo warning suppression, added data provider pipeline validation, introduced a configurable missing source-range warning flag, and carried ongoing code quality improvements (docs, naming, hot reload).
April 2025
March 2025
63 Commits • 18 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 SEE project highlights: Upgraded the Unity platform with automated post-upgrade adjustments and robust handling of Unity API changes; refreshed core packages, motion tools, and rendering assets to improve stability and developer velocity; expanded the avatar ecosystem with SALSA integration and new CC4 assets; enhanced user-facing quality through improved rendering, UI folding, and collision handling; and strengthened asset management and maintainability via Git LFS and structured cleanups. These efforts delivered faster upgrade readiness, richer avatars, more reliable ILP/LIP-SYNC workflows, and a cleaner, scalable codebase.
March 2025
63 Commits • 18 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 SEE project highlights: Upgraded the Unity platform with automated post-upgrade adjustments and robust handling of Unity API changes; refreshed core packages, motion tools, and rendering assets to improve stability and developer velocity; expanded the avatar ecosystem with SALSA integration and new CC4 assets; enhanced user-facing quality through improved rendering, UI folding, and collision handling; and strengthened asset management and maintainability via Git LFS and structured cleanups. These efforts delivered faster upgrade readiness, richer avatars, more reliable ILP/LIP-SYNC workflows, and a cleaner, scalable codebase.
February 2025
95 Commits • 36 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 saw a focused modernization of the SEE layout and graph system, delivering API evolution, data-model simplifications, and Reflexion-based rendering integration. The changes improved maintainability, reliability, and cross‑platform support, while enabling faster, more predictable graph visualization in production. The month combined architectural refactors with targeted bug fixes and enhanced documentation to reduce developer friction and onboarding time.
95 Commits • 36 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 saw a focused modernization of the SEE layout and graph system, delivering API evolution, data-model simplifications, and Reflexion-based rendering integration. The changes improved maintainability, reliability, and cross‑platform support, while enabling faster, more predictable graph visualization in production. The month combined architectural refactors with targeted bug fixes and enhanced documentation to reduce developer friction and onboarding time.
February 2025
January 2025
73 Commits • 22 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 monthly summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE highlighting architectural enhancements, reliability fixes, and tooling modernization that enable faster feature delivery and improved user experience. The month focused on making city layout configurations more flexible, improving architecture configurability, stabilizing connectivity and UI, and upgrading core toolchains for better performance and maintainability.
January 2025
73 Commits • 22 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 monthly summary for uni-bremen-agst/SEE highlighting architectural enhancements, reliability fixes, and tooling modernization that enable faster feature delivery and improved user experience. The month focused on making city layout configurations more flexible, improving architecture configurability, stabilizing connectivity and UI, and upgrading core toolchains for better performance and maintainability.
December 2024
41 Commits • 18 Features
Dec 1, 2024Month: 2024-12 | Repository: uni-bremen-agst/SEE Overview: Delivered a comprehensive modernization pass to align with Unity ecosystem changes, improved stability, and enhanced maintainability. Focused on updating core engines and dependencies, refactoring for readability, and elevating UX through UI enhancements and thorough documentation. These actions reduce technical debt, accelerate future migrations, and reinforce platform readiness while preserving feature parity and performance. Key features delivered: - Unity engine upgrade to 6000.0.30f1 and automated migrations for Unity 6 to prepare for upcoming platform changes. Commits: 6bffd1dee76246548e58bfe5f9fdb94d459db023; 2a1f2be0feca5de6129744e90e42bdc1be6c7e29; bb0c6ce69bd7dbc4abe1bcad6e1be34b2f6a441c - Dependency modernization across core assets: OpenAI 8.4.4; Netcode for GameObjects 2.1.1; FBX Exporter 5.1.2; OpenXR 1.13.2; OpenCV 2.6.5; Beautify 3 23.0; Highlight Plus 22.0.1; Amplify Shader Editor 1.9.8; Hot Reload 1.12.14. Commits include: d65bd8d93a5b8c18b7a6fc34df2a7dee4427d3a8; 540232a119aaff99178bd88592ec300178ea6437; 74958bcca112e6d83815ff9964c3d30aef158e53; 848b14829ee772622ecd73d948bd3fd18001314e; ca4bd0f54380518bee212f45cb4c250a8f018afb; fe77241d208e121e159531fbbef90b2905459521; 8671833c7ea4b34a5fa22fe7799051a210fbde2a; 3ed9c79c7ab87e3b32034c79fbcd887086817c2a; c0711daf511da8fb92ffa93ec4cc33b40159c41d; 85ef07b09a242675c108df1ce8e9c0849be4c854 - Codebase cleanup and refactor for maintainability: Move gizmos and Cursor-related classes to own files; rename UI3D to UI3DProperties; general cleanup. Commits: 85e1233d65f289292959ad4bf758865fbfefc483; b163250a0924b0416c15dc09846c571aca92a0b1; 0ecc7681093e94d503e257dbd7759dd96a5c311c; 456981678903910b09a0461d0f4f38186fbed7a1; ecabf92c9320ed589f14fbaf370736b0dd1ef0af; e9bf15d3ed149adeab35ac19a6a1b147f7bfa8f7; 112dce3dfd38876c4d8d338f0e4ac7f7a9ba1eeb; 13065ff404340f0e78b5e8c626c773e2133a543b; d84fa3b28e289b73d0ded8ccd0be24924a60ecb0; fcd56e0b1cff761dde3bb604f6d44498c6a285d2 - UI/UX enhancements and documentation: Added tooltips; improved documentation; built-in render pipeline compatibility. Commits: c1f697b39fab43030892e227db5fe1880c253497; 6e5dc3fb7d39a5a4f99f008b9f65b06cbc2d6ec0; 373e09f3360b8a0edc70644d05fdb642871e48c8; 3655c364719a0db86ffe2561236a69c6b7943a0b - Bug fixes and stability improvements: Code city reset on G press; removal of unused SearchMenu; end-of-file newline; fixes after file separation. Commits: e087f647219fb502adb722cde021daa824899896; b51442226ee3abe08c30a5515e3fa92e8e31e7b6; f88975f4ed5e5b1fa4a5d21b6f903a6a606fbb77; 410ce136d717b13e4d432943a14fec9e6c59a6a6 Major bugs fixed: - Code city reset on G press ensures revert to original un-zoomed state (commit e087f647219fb502adb722cde021daa824899896). - Remove unused SearchMenu entry; superseded by Tree View (commit b51442226ee3abe08c30a5515e3fa92e8e31e7b6). - End-of-file newline added for file integrity (commit f88975f4ed5e5b1fa4a5d21b6f903a6a606fbb77). - Post-separation cleanup fixed issues reported during code review (commit 410ce136d717b13e4d432943a14fec9e6c59a6a6). Overall impact and accomplishments: - Reduced technical debt and improved platform readiness for Unity 6 migrations, enabling smoother upgrades and less risk in future releases. - Strengthened build stability and runtime behavior through targeted bug fixes and code cleanups, with measurable maintainability gains from refactors. - Improved developer experience and onboarding via tooltips, comprehensive documentation, and clearer file organization. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Unity game engine and related assets/version management; C#; Git-based release discipline; automated migrations; dependency management; code refactor and cleanup; documentation and UX enhancements; QA and maintainability focus.
41 Commits • 18 Features
Dec 1, 2024Month: 2024-12 | Repository: uni-bremen-agst/SEE Overview: Delivered a comprehensive modernization pass to align with Unity ecosystem changes, improved stability, and enhanced maintainability. Focused on updating core engines and dependencies, refactoring for readability, and elevating UX through UI enhancements and thorough documentation. These actions reduce technical debt, accelerate future migrations, and reinforce platform readiness while preserving feature parity and performance. Key features delivered: - Unity engine upgrade to 6000.0.30f1 and automated migrations for Unity 6 to prepare for upcoming platform changes. Commits: 6bffd1dee76246548e58bfe5f9fdb94d459db023; 2a1f2be0feca5de6129744e90e42bdc1be6c7e29; bb0c6ce69bd7dbc4abe1bcad6e1be34b2f6a441c - Dependency modernization across core assets: OpenAI 8.4.4; Netcode for GameObjects 2.1.1; FBX Exporter 5.1.2; OpenXR 1.13.2; OpenCV 2.6.5; Beautify 3 23.0; Highlight Plus 22.0.1; Amplify Shader Editor 1.9.8; Hot Reload 1.12.14. Commits include: d65bd8d93a5b8c18b7a6fc34df2a7dee4427d3a8; 540232a119aaff99178bd88592ec300178ea6437; 74958bcca112e6d83815ff9964c3d30aef158e53; 848b14829ee772622ecd73d948bd3fd18001314e; ca4bd0f54380518bee212f45cb4c250a8f018afb; fe77241d208e121e159531fbbef90b2905459521; 8671833c7ea4b34a5fa22fe7799051a210fbde2a; 3ed9c79c7ab87e3b32034c79fbcd887086817c2a; c0711daf511da8fb92ffa93ec4cc33b40159c41d; 85ef07b09a242675c108df1ce8e9c0849be4c854 - Codebase cleanup and refactor for maintainability: Move gizmos and Cursor-related classes to own files; rename UI3D to UI3DProperties; general cleanup. Commits: 85e1233d65f289292959ad4bf758865fbfefc483; b163250a0924b0416c15dc09846c571aca92a0b1; 0ecc7681093e94d503e257dbd7759dd96a5c311c; 456981678903910b09a0461d0f4f38186fbed7a1; ecabf92c9320ed589f14fbaf370736b0dd1ef0af; e9bf15d3ed149adeab35ac19a6a1b147f7bfa8f7; 112dce3dfd38876c4d8d338f0e4ac7f7a9ba1eeb; 13065ff404340f0e78b5e8c626c773e2133a543b; d84fa3b28e289b73d0ded8ccd0be24924a60ecb0; fcd56e0b1cff761dde3bb604f6d44498c6a285d2 - UI/UX enhancements and documentation: Added tooltips; improved documentation; built-in render pipeline compatibility. Commits: c1f697b39fab43030892e227db5fe1880c253497; 6e5dc3fb7d39a5a4f99f008b9f65b06cbc2d6ec0; 373e09f3360b8a0edc70644d05fdb642871e48c8; 3655c364719a0db86ffe2561236a69c6b7943a0b - Bug fixes and stability improvements: Code city reset on G press; removal of unused SearchMenu; end-of-file newline; fixes after file separation. Commits: e087f647219fb502adb722cde021daa824899896; b51442226ee3abe08c30a5515e3fa92e8e31e7b6; f88975f4ed5e5b1fa4a5d21b6f903a6a606fbb77; 410ce136d717b13e4d432943a14fec9e6c59a6a6 Major bugs fixed: - Code city reset on G press ensures revert to original un-zoomed state (commit e087f647219fb502adb722cde021daa824899896). - Remove unused SearchMenu entry; superseded by Tree View (commit b51442226ee3abe08c30a5515e3fa92e8e31e7b6). - End-of-file newline added for file integrity (commit f88975f4ed5e5b1fa4a5d21b6f903a6a606fbb77). - Post-separation cleanup fixed issues reported during code review (commit 410ce136d717b13e4d432943a14fec9e6c59a6a6). Overall impact and accomplishments: - Reduced technical debt and improved platform readiness for Unity 6 migrations, enabling smoother upgrades and less risk in future releases. - Strengthened build stability and runtime behavior through targeted bug fixes and code cleanups, with measurable maintainability gains from refactors. - Improved developer experience and onboarding via tooltips, comprehensive documentation, and clearer file organization. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Unity game engine and related assets/version management; C#; Git-based release discipline; automated migrations; dependency management; code refactor and cleanup; documentation and UX enhancements; QA and maintainability focus.
December 2024
November 2024
31 Commits • 15 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 saw a strategic modernization of the SEE project, delivering a modernized Unity stack, a refreshed dependency and plugin chain, and hardened build/pipeline processes to improve stability, performance, and developer productivity. Key upgrades include a Unity Engine upgrade to 2022.3.52f1 with TMP integration, updates to core plugins (OpenXR, Beautify, OpenCV, Dissonance, Highlight Plus, Auto Hand), and automated tooling for Unity 6 migrations. A targeted build-hardening effort removed UnityEditor dependencies in SEE code and migrated asset loading to runtime paths, reducing build failures. Quality and observability were strengthened via JaCoCo metrics reintroduction and focused fault-tolerance and error-handling improvements. Overall, these changes reduce time-to-delivery for features, improve runtime stability, and provide clearer metrics for ongoing quality improvements.
November 2024
31 Commits • 15 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 saw a strategic modernization of the SEE project, delivering a modernized Unity stack, a refreshed dependency and plugin chain, and hardened build/pipeline processes to improve stability, performance, and developer productivity. Key upgrades include a Unity Engine upgrade to 2022.3.52f1 with TMP integration, updates to core plugins (OpenXR, Beautify, OpenCV, Dissonance, Highlight Plus, Auto Hand), and automated tooling for Unity 6 migrations. A targeted build-hardening effort removed UnityEditor dependencies in SEE code and migrated asset loading to runtime paths, reducing build failures. Quality and observability were strengthened via JaCoCo metrics reintroduction and focused fault-tolerance and error-handling improvements. Overall, these changes reduce time-to-delivery for features, improve runtime stability, and provide clearer metrics for ongoing quality improvements.
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Correctness93.0%
Maintainability94.4%
Architecture90.4%
Performance88.6%
AI Usage20.8%
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