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Found in
2022.3.14f1
Issue ID
UUM-56940
Regression
No
UI Builder Match Game view incorrect on docked maximized window
# Create a new project with UnityUI added in the package manager
# Create a new UI Document in the project view- right click> Create> UI Toolkit> UI Document
# Double click on the document to open it up in the UI Builder window
# Dock the window in anywhere in the Editor
# Double click the UI Builder tab icon or right click> maximize to maximize the window
# In the UI builder hierarchy select the first item in the visual tree and select 'Match Game view' in the canvas settings
Expected Result: The resolution matches the targeted game view.
Actual Result: The resolution is changed to 640 by 680, exiting maximized mode will return the resolution to the targeted game view resolution.
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A workaround would be to use the manual canvas size when docked and maximized.