Get ready for a Unity 6.8 alpha coming later this year, as we prepare for the entire ecosystem to take full advantage of CoreCLR for faster iteration times and reduced wait times for incremental changes.

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Unity is transitioning from Mono to CoreCLR, with an alpha release planned for Unity 6.8 later this year. The migration eliminates domain reloads and brings .NET 10 and C# 14 support, faster iteration times, MSBuild support with customizable SDK-based builds, bidirectional IDE support, and a CoreCLR player for desktop platforms. An IL2CPP player with .NET and C# 14 support targeting all platforms is also planned. This marks the beginning of broader performance improvements for the Unity engine.

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