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Fixed in 12.0.0
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SRP Master (67cb89ac9e)
Issue ID
1328762
Regression
Yes
[Shadergraph] Using a Gradient property in a subgraph and using that subgraph in a shadergraph causes compile errors
Doesn't reproduce in 11.0.0 (Version: 2021.1.0b4.1811)
Reproduces in SRP Master (67cb89ac9e)
Repro steps:
1. Create a shadergraph and a subgraph
2. Create a "Gradient" property in the subgraph
3. Drag it onto the graph and plug it into a "Sample Gradient" node, plug that into the output
4. Drag the subgraph into the shadergraph
Expected result: the subgraph works
Actual result: the subgraph errors, if plugged into the stack, the shadergraph errors
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