[Bug] with enum member in IComponentData

This is weird.
The data of Team.value changes when I add a component to the entity by EndFrameBarrier.EntityCommandBuffer

Before adding: Team.value = TeamValues.White
After adding: Team.value = TeamValues.Black

Code (CSharp):

1. [Inject] EndFrameBarrier endFrameBarrier;
2.  
3. SomeJob.CommandBuffer = endFrameBarrier.CreateCommandBuffer().ToConcurrent(),
4.  
5. //Inside somejob...
6. CommandBuffer.AddComponent<Selected>(0, entity); // extension method...

Code (CSharp):

1. public enum TeamValues {
2.     Black = 0,
3.     White = 1,
4. }
5.  
6. [Serializable]
7. public struct Team : IComponentData {
8.     public TeamValues value;
9. }
10.  
11. [DisallowMultipleComponent]
12. public class TeamComponent : ComponentDataWrapper<Team> { }

Appendix:

Code (CSharp):

1.     public static void AddComponent<T>(this EntityCommandBuffer.Concurrent entityCommandBuffer, int jobIndex, Entity entity) where T : struct, IComponentData {
2.         entityCommandBuffer.AddComponent(jobIndex, entity, new T());
3.     }

 

But where you set enum? And what is Selected type? And which version of ECS.

 

If you are using entities preview.15 adding empty components using command buffer causes data corruption. "Selected" is probably an empty tag component?

 

Yeah as @gebbiz says if "Selected" is tag and you use latest package is broke data.

 

The enum is setted up on instantiating the Gameobject (prefab)

Yes Select is a "Tag type" -> struct Selected : IComponentData { }

Version: 0.0.12-preview.15

 

And this answer for your question

 

Is there a work around?

 

Is the entity you added happened to be zero-sized? There is a bug that zero-sized component added via ECB will destroy other entities data : P

The work around is adding a field to your zero-sized component

int notzerolol;

then you can search & replace with blank later.

My issue : https://forum.unity.com/threads/component-data-with-half-value-is-bugged-right-now.560059/ but it only corrupts when the data is in a weird size (half got corrupted by zero-sized component, but int did not)

 

Yes his Selected is empty zero sized tag

 

That was what I thought to....

So my solution:

Code (CSharp):

1. struct Selected : IComponentData {
2.      public int bugfix;
3. }

 

Yes now is only way