Help
Support and license
Getting help
Email [email protected].
To get a useful answer on the first reply, include:
- Your Unity version (e.g. 2022.3.62f2)
- Your RefSafe Pro version — shown in the window footer, and available in script as
RefSafeVersion.VERSION - What you expected versus what happened
- Any Unity console output, especially stack traces
- For scan problems, the scope you were scanning at
For a reproducible bug, the most valuable thing you can send is a minimal project that exhibits it.
Reporting a bug
Bug reports are welcome by email. Before sending, it’s worth checking troubleshooting — several common reports turn out to be scope or rule-enablement questions.
If a scan produced a wrong result, the exported JSON report (--format json) is a compact way to show exactly what RefSafe saw.
Requesting a feature
Feature requests are read and do influence the roadmap. The useful framing is the problem rather than the solution: describing the workflow that’s painful gives more to work with than a specific implementation request.
The free version
RefSafe Lite is the free, MIT-licensed companion. It catches missing scripts and broken references in open scenes. It’s a good way to evaluate the detection engine before buying Pro, and it’s on GitHub.
Pro adds full-project scanning, prefab and ScriptableObject coverage, the Cleaner, References, Trends, automatic fixes, report export, CI integration, and the extension SDK.
Version
This documentation describes RefSafe Pro 2.2.0, the current Asset Store release. The API reference is generated directly from the shipping source, so it reflects that exact version.
In script:
using RefSafe.Pro;
Debug.Log(RefSafeVersion.VERSION);License
RefSafe Pro is licensed under the Unity Asset Store End User License Agreement. The full text ships with the package as Assets/RefSafe/Pro/LICENSE.txt.
In short: the license is per-seat, it permits use in commercial projects, and it does not permit redistributing the package itself or its source.
RefSafe Lite is separately licensed under MIT.