Compilation related crash

Related to my other post, which you actually don't need for this one.

After moving my Unity installation, I moved my scripts to new Unity project.
On first launch Unity needs to reserialize scripts and do all its metaing jobs.
In my case it didn't do that. The Unity will launch, prompt me the splash image.
Display a window saying something like "Compiling scripts" and then it just disappears.
Task Manager confirms that Unity's process simply ceases to exist.

I made sure about four times that its due to my scripts, that by launching project with empty Asset folder and with my project files in it.

My Editor log:
https://pastebin.com/raw/XCC8E3BE

I see a number of errors, but which causes an actual crash?

 

I tried it now. No (apparent) change, still exits. Unity's threads/workers(?) go from 4 to 8, to 16, to 8, to 4, to 2, to 1 to non-existent.

Editor.log now:
https://pastebin.com/raw/RNQtHMUP

 

I did manage to isolate the asset that causes it and these last lines seem to be related:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. Refreshing native plugins compatible for Editor in 0.45 ms, found 0 plugins.
3. Preloading 0 native plugins for Editor in 0.00 ms.
4. Parent directory must exist before creating asset at Assets/_RelativeMotion/SimpleLogChannels/Data/SLCData.asset.
5. UnityEditor.AssetDatabase:CreateAsset(Object, String)
6. SimpleLogChannels.SLC:LoadData() (at Assets\SimpleLogChannels\Scripts\SLC.cs:98)
7. SimpleLogChannels.SLC:.cctor() (at Assets\SimpleLogChannels\Scripts\SLC.cs:57)
8. System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers:RunClassConstructor(IntPtr)
9. System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers:RunClassConstructor(RuntimeTypeHandle)
10. UnityEditor.EditorAssemblies:ProcessInitializeOnLoadAttributes(Type[])
11.  
12. [C:\buildslave\unity\build\Modules/AssetDatabase/Editor/V2/V1Compatibility.cpp line 1886]
13. (Filename: Assets/SimpleLogChannels/Scripts/SLC.cs Line: 98)

The lines 95-100 of this script are:

Code (CSharp):

1. if(s_logData == null)
2.                 {
3.                     s_logData = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<SLCData>();
4.                     AssetDatabase.CreateAsset(s_logData, kLogDataAssetPath);
5.                     AssetDatabase.Refresh();
6.                 }

I would give you more, but this is a paid asset and likely under copyright. Its SimpleLogChannels.

Is this something that improves the insight and could get me closer towards solving this issue?

 

Looks like SimpleLogChannels doesn't make sure the directory it's writing to exists.

Also, Unity doesn't send bad code you put in a bug report to third parties, just send the project as a bug report. If some code's able to crash the editor by doing valid calls, that's a bug that Unity needs to fix.

 

Can I create that directory for it in Windows Explorer or is this something hidden from me inside Unity's engine?

Parent directory must exist before creating asset at Assets/_RelativeMotion/SimpleLogChannels/Data/SLCData.asset.

Isn't really clear enough for trial and error.