When subscribing to NetworkManager.OnClientDisconnectCallback I get no message on local Shutdown()

If I subscribe to the NetworkManager.OnClientDisconnectCallback I will get no message if I call NetworkManager.Shutdown() on my client, whether this is as a Host or a Client.

It seems like the NetworkManager is destroyed before the message is sent?

 

Did you solve this at all? If I am a host and a call NetworkManager.Shutdown() then I get no disconnected callbacks even though I got a connected callback when the host was started

 

No, still not solved, and I haven't heard a word on this.

Since you know of the event yourself, as you are the client (or host) taking the action, you can just send a message yourself to the object needing the message.
Personally I have my own central singleton network object that works closely together with the NetworkManager (like an extension really - I call it "CentralNetwork"), and I made a Shutdown() method here, that will in return call NetworkManager::Shutdown(). After that it will notify all listeners to its own event of what happened.

This works perfectly fine, but it would be easier if it was handled directly by the NetworkManager.

 

Thanks. I've ended up doing something similar but I agree, consistency here would have been nice.