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1.1.10
Issue ID
1208938
Regression
No
Building a prefab using the addressable system with a MenuItem script throws errors when the script is included in an assembly
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open the attached project "Case_1208938"
2. Navigate to Windows-> Asset Management and open the Addressable window
3. In the top menu of the Addressable window select Build-> Build Player Content
4. Notice the errors in the console "The type or namespace name 'MenuItem' could not be found"
Expected results: Assets with MenuItem Scripts are build
Actual results: Assets with MenuItem Scripts are not build if Scripts are stored into an assembly
Reproducible with: 2018.4.16f1(1.1.10), 2019.2.19f1(1.1.10), 2019.3.0f6(1.1.10)
Notes: The user has attached a video of the problem at the start of the report. Unable to reproduce in 2020.1 due to Addressable window failing to load Build->Build-> Build Player Content with 0 compiler errors. Addressable were not present in 2017.4
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The .asmdef is set up wrong. It needs to explicitly be dependent on the editor. This dependency automatically happens if you are not using an asmdef, by putting the code in a folder called Editor. If you use an asmdef you need
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