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Fixed
Fixed in 2.0.12
Votes
9
Found in [Package]
2.0.12
Issue ID
VS-62
Regression
No
Fixed-size Buffer values in debuggers are incorrect
Fixed-size Buffer elements in the Visual Studio and Rider attached Unity debuggers are incorrect, except for the first Buffer value
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached project "FixedBufferTest.zip"
2. Open Project Settings -> Player Settings -> Other Settings and allow 'unsafe' code
2. Notice that "12 34 56 78" is being logged repeatedly in the Console
3. In the Assets folder open "FixedBufferTest.cs" script
4. In the Visual Studio top menu select Debug->Attach Unity Debugger and select the Unity Instance
5. Go back to Unity Editor and in the pop-up click "Enable debugging for this section"
6. Go to the script again and in Debug window local variables select foo->Buffer
7. Notice the Buffer values
Expected result: The Buffer values in the debugger are the same as logged to the Console ("12 34 56 78")
Actual result: The Buffer values in the debugger are different than in the console (except the first Buffer), for example - "12, 12260, \[...]"
Reproducible with: 2019.4.32f1, 2020.3.32f1, 2021.2.18f1, 2022.1.0b14, 2022.2.0a9
Reproducible with:
Visual Studio Editor package 2.0.14 with MS Visual Studio 17.1 (with the latest Visual Studio Tools for Unity installed)
JB Rider editor package 3.0.13 with JB Rider 11.0.12
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Resolution Note (fix version 2.0.12):
This issue is fixed in Microsoft Visual Studio 17.6.4