Resolved (Rendering) Declare referenced Shader Assets?

Hello, I've been running into the following issue using Project Tiny 0.22:

I created a custom shader to be used on a material in my scene, and it displays correctly inside the Editor, but when I build my project none of the Entities that had the material with the custom shader assigned to their MeshRenderer components before conversion are visible. Do I need to somehow declare the shaders I'm using on-top of declaring the materials themselves?

Some more details from trying to solve this issue:

• I used DeclareReferencedAsset() both with the shader's material and the shader itself inside a GameObjectConversionSystem, but with no luck.
• Changing the material's shader to a default LWRP one results in the Entities rendering as expected in the build.
• I added my custom shader to the list of Always Included Shaders in the Graphic Settings.
• I poked around the Tiny.Rendering Package and this bit of code in ExportShaders.cs forges my assumption that as of now the Tiny.Rendering package only supports selected built-in shaders?
  
  Code (CSharp):

  1.             //Export shaders per build target
  2.             var targetName = profile.Target.UnityPlatformName;
  3.             bgfx.RendererType[] types = GetShaderFormat(targetName);
  4.             PrecompiledShaders data = new PrecompiledShaders();
  5.  
  6.             data.SimpleShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.simple, types);
  7.             data.LitShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.simplelit, types);
  8.             data.LineShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.line, types);
  9.             data.ZOnlyShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.zOnly, types);
  10.             data.BlitSRGBShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.blitsrgb, types);
  11.             data.ShadowMapShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.shadowmap, types);
  12.             data.SpriteShader = CreateShaderDataEntity(EntityManager, ShaderType.sprite, types);
  13.  
  14.             var singletonEntity = EntityManager.CreateEntity();
  15.             EntityManager.AddComponentData<PrecompiledShaders>(singletonEntity, data);

 

Thank you clearing this up, I'm looking forward to custom shaders