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WebGL build problems with assembly definition asset file

Discussion in 'WebGL' started by chiron, Jan 21, 2021.

  1. chiron

    chiron

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    I got 181 errors mostly related to cs0246. After removing asmdef file totally webgl seems to build again. Is it not possible to use asmdef together with webgl?
     
    chiron, Jan 21, 2021
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  2. jukka_j

    jukka_j

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    I have not been aware of WebGL specific limitations in organizing C# code into assemblies. It should be the same for all IL2CPP utilizing platforms. Does a native Windows/macOS build work if you choose IL2CPP as the scripting backend?
     
    jukka_j, Feb 5, 2021
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  3. TomTrottel

    TomTrottel

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    I have a similar problem.

    I have an own assembly definition in a sub-directory in the asset directory for a namespace, which I need so UI Toolkit is compiled in the correct order (as recommended here and it solved that problem).

    But I get over 100 compile erros of classes from other namespaces not found if I use the asmdef when I try to built it for WebGL. It works fine in the Editor itself when played.

    But if I remove it it compiles without problems to WebGL.

    (added one day later : also now UI Toolkit is also compiling correctly without the custom asmdef, which it did not before without the assembly def for my namsspace. this is very confusing)

    @jukka_j will try later what you asked
     
    Last edited: Oct 10, 2021
    TomTrottel, Oct 9, 2021
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