Deactivate region specific behavior in C#?

In 2018 I could float.Parse("1.5"), which would give me a 1.5f.
In 2019.1.0b8 it returns 15.

I guess it's the system localization (working on a German Windows 10), but I'm not sure.
How can I deactivate it and make sure no scripts will ever deviate from English behavior no matter what language/region a player's OS is?

I'm not even sure what kind of things are affected by this forced localization besides number conversion. Is there any list?

 

There's a method overload for culture specific number parsing:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.single.parse?view=netframework-4.7.2

Invariant culture or en-US should both get the old behaviour back.

It depends on the .net-framework-version, not the unity version.

 

Would it be possible to just set the culture to en-US in general? Where would I put this code?

 

@bobdonovan, isn't this the same bug that was talked about here? Wasn't it supposed to be fixed?

 

Not tested, but it should be somewhere static at CultureInfo.CurrentCulture
You can set this at app start, preferably before any parsing happens.

In-editor behaviour is fixed.

 

@bobdonovan @Carpe-Denius
Thanks.
How do I make sure it's at the start of the app? Just have some script and put it on the top of execution order or something else?