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Found in
5.6.0f1
Issue ID
894201
Regression
Yes
Shaders are included into build even when they do not appear in Scenes
Shaders that are in Assets folder in an empty project add up a lot of time when building. This was not happening in Unity 5.3 as Shaders were ignored just like other not used file types.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached project.
2. Notice: A scene is completely empty. There is a folder "Resources" that contains some Shaders.
3. Build the project.
Result: It takes around 7 minutes to complete the build on MacBook. On 5.3 it took only 2 minutes.
Reproduced with / Not reproduced with:
(minutes:seconds)
| Standalone | iOS
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Unity 2017.1.0a5 | 6:43 | 17:00
Unity 5.6.0f3 | 6:40 | not tested
Unity 5.5.3f1 | 7:00 | not tested
Unity 5.4.5f1 | 6:50 | not tested
Unity 5.3.7p2 | 2:00 | 1:35
Note:
The issue was not reproduced with 5.3. The difference between 5.3 and 2017.1 is ~5 minutes. However, the real issue appears when building for iOS 5.3the difference is around 15 minutes.
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