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By Design in 6000.1.X
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0
Found in
2021.3.46f1
2022.3.53f1
6000.0.28f1
6000.1.0a5
Issue ID
UUM-87925
Regression
No
Importing a theme through the Inspector allows importing the same theme multiple times
How to reprouduce:
1. Create a new Unity project
2. In the Project window, Create -> UI Toolkit -> TSS Theme File
3. Select the created TSS Theme File
4. In the Inspector, under the "Inherited Themes" click "+" -> Select the Asset
5. Add the second element to the list and try assigning the same theme as the first time
Expected results: The same theme can't be assigned
Actual results: The same theme can be assigned and applying it doesn't result in any warnings or errors
Reproducible with: 2021.3.46f1, 2022.3.53f1, 6000.0.28f1, 6000.1.0a5
Reproducible on: Windows 10
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Resolution Note:
There's nothing wrong with importing the same theme multiple times. This method could be used to reset certain styles imported in-between the first and second import. We don't plan to limit this in the UI, even if the use cases are limited.
Resolution Note (6000.1.X):
There's nothing wrong with importing the same theme multiple times. This method could be used to reset certain styles imported in-between the first and second import. We don't plan to limit this in the UI, even if the use cases are limited.