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Won't Fix
Fixed in 2018.3.X
Votes
0
Found in
2017.4.12f1
2018.1.1f1
2018.1.9f2
2018.2.16f1
2018.3.0b9
2019.1.0a8
Issue ID
1094621
Regression
No
[IL2CPP] Certain LINQ query operation return null
Steps to reproduce:
1. Download attached project
2. Build a "scene" for the Standalone platform
3. Launch player
Expected results: operation returns the correct value
Actual results: operation returns null
Reproduced with: 2019.1.0a8, 2018.3.0b9, 2018.2.16f1, 2018.1.9f2
LINQ operation (from SQLite client):
var tableAttr =
typeInfo.CustomAttributes
.Where(x => x.AttributeType == typeof(TableAttribute))
.Select(x => (TableAttribute)Orm.InflateAttribute(x))
.FirstOrDefault ();
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