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Found in [Package]
2.0.0a14
Issue ID
UVSB-955
Regression
No
Mutiple Update and Start functions in C# Preview
Removing the Start and Update functions from your graph, then re-add them will cause the C# Preview to add another Update and Start function.
Start and Update appear as normal in the graph but the C# Preview will have Start(), Start1(), Update(), Update1().
Any new nodes added to the graph will appear under Start1(), Update1().
Expected: There should only be mono behavior per script Start(), Update(), etc...
Steps to reproduce
* Create a Bolt component on a game object
* Add a flow graph
* Open the C# preview (Window > Bolt C# Preview)
* Remove the Start and Update nodes from your graph
* Add the Start and Update back into your graph
Notice Issue >> Start1() and Update1() are added to the C# preview along with Update() and Start()
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Resolution Note:
It seems this is how Bolt 2 handles multiple graphs under the same class.