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Bug Platform-specific build functions do not work right after SwitchActiveBuildTarget

Discussion in 'Localization Tools' started by tomtanak, Nov 20, 2021.

  1. tomtanak

    tomtanak

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    Hi,
    Platform-specific build functions, such as iOS app information, do not work properly right after EditorUserBuildSettings.SwitchActiveBuildTarget.
    I think it is because the codes in UnityEditor.Localization.Platform are switched with #if, so can you change them to dynamic branching with BuildReport.summary.platform?
     
    tomtanak, Nov 20, 2021
    #1

  2. karl_jones

    karl_jones

    Unity Technologies

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    karl_jones, Nov 20, 2021
    #2

  3. tomtanak

    tomtanak

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    Hi,
    Sorry, but the "Send a bug" menu sends some log files that include our confidential words.
    I've attached a reproduction sample here instead.

    1. Set the target platform to something other than iOS
    2. Select "Build" > "Switch to iOS and Build" from the menu bar
    3. Confirm that Build/en.lproj does not exist

    4. Quit and launch Unity Editor again
    5. Select "Build" > "Switch to iOS and Build" from the menu bar
    6. Confirm that Build/en.lproj exists properly
     

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    tomtanak, Nov 25, 2021
    #3
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