problem about shaders in asset bundle and "Graphics.Always Included Shaders"

My configuration:
Graphics.Always Included Shaders : contains my shaders and some built-in shader ( e.g. Sprite/Default)
my shader location : Resources folder
prefabs and materials use both my shaders and built-in shader

then, build asset bundles(android), use AssetStudio to view asset bundle and find that:
my shader code is in the asset bundle, but built-in shader is not in.( just a reference to the shader, ref: https://support.unity3d.com/hc/en-u...ders-are-pink-when-loaded-from-an-AssetBundle)

playing in unity editor(windows):
the game object which use built-in shader is ok ( use the project's shader )
and others which use my shaders is pink. (use the shader in asset bunlde, not supported because platform specified)

Although, I can change the editor's graphics API to gles2 to make the shader compatible.
But , I want keep my shader in the main project instead of in the assetbundle.

the "Always Included Shaders" is running work for built-in shader ,but not work for my self shader.
Is it a bug ？
unity verison 2018.2.0f2

 

Agreed this is an intended behavior as your other project is not able to identify the shader types but this could be resolved.

Follow this steps :
-- Play the project in standalone. Note down the shaders which are turning into pink.
-- Go into graphics settings of the project from where you are creating assetbundle.
-- Add the previously noted shaders into the "Always included shaders".
-- Rebuild assetbundle And put it in the project where you need it.
-- Load the assetbundle... Boom your problem is solved.

 

When you add a shader to "Always included" list, Unity is forced to generate and include all variants of that shader in your bundle. For some of the built-in shaders this can easily add dozens of MBs to the bundle that contains the shader.

I had success very recently with going into the Graphics Settings and using the button that allows you to save the known used variants to a .shadervariant asset, then add that into the same bundle we add the shaders. You can then manually add shaders and variants to this file if you find they are missing. This cut down our shader bundle from 38MBs to 5MBs and fixed problems we had with missing variants.

 

thank you.
I have solved the problem.The same way you said, put shader in asset bundle, and load the asset bundle.
But I'm still depressed.
When I put my shaders in "Always included shaders"，Why can't unity put my shaders in the program ontology

 

This works for external shader, but I'm having the same issues with the Standard shader.
You can't add the standard shader because it's not available in the project.