Screen.SetResolution causing materials to stop rendering

When I call Screen.SetResolution, most of my materials don't render, and the few that do sometimes have weird colors. This happens even if I change the resolution in one scene and the load a different scene, that second scene looks bad. Note, I am using Vulkan in Linux, Unity 2019.3.1f3.

Is there something I need to call after Screen.SetResolution to reset the state of the HDRP or something? It's kinda weird that changing resolutions affects future scene loads.

Edit: This is what is printed in the logs when I do it:

Code (CSharp):

1. requesting resize 2048 x 1084
2. resizing window to 2048 x 1084
3. Desktop is 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
4. InitializeOrResetSwapChain 2048x1084 hdr=0 samples=1
5. Compute dispatch: missing UAV ID %d
6. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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8. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
9. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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11. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
12. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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14. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
15. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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17. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
18. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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20. Compute dispatch: missing UAV ID %d
21. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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23. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
24. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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26. Compute dispatch: missing UAV ID %d
27. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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29. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
30. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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32. Compute dispatch: missing UAV ID %d
33. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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35. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
36. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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38. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
39. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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41. Compute dispatch: missing UAV ID %d
42. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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44. Compute dispatch: missing texture ID %d
45. (Filename:  Line: 0)
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We are having this same issue. Same version and errors

 

I am having the same issue and I am using the LTS 2019.4.19f1.

I have to disable the SetResolution, just to be able to avoid this issue.

Code (CSharp):

1. # if !(PLATFORM_LINUX && UNITY_2019)
2.         Screen.SetResolution(resolutions[index].width, resolutions[index].height, Screen.fullScreenMode);
3. #endif