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1.0.0
Issue ID
UNDB-3
Regression
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Merely adding com.unity.rendering.denoising package to an empty project doubles the build size
Repro steps:
1. Create an empty Unity project
2. Build it for Windows
3. Notice the output size is around 66 MB
4. Add com.unity.rendering.denoising package to the project manifest. Do not actually use any of its features or reference it in any other way from any scenes
5. Build the project for Windows again
6. Notice the output size is 137 MB.
Packages should not significantly affect build size just by the virtue of being in the project unless they are actively used by project settings or one or more scenes.
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