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Found in
2017.2.0f3
Issue ID
959260
Regression
No
[WINDOWS] Building project with VS or Mono results in errors with .NET 3.5 using PlayMaker plugin
Using .NET3.5 as Scripting Runtime Version building project through VS or MonoDevelop results in errors :
CS0246 The type or namespace name 'CustomActionEditorAttribute' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Using .NET4.6 build goes without errors.
To reproduce:
1. Open users attached project "playmaker.zip"
2. Right click on Assets folder in Project view
3. Select Open C# Project
4. In VS press Build > Build Solution (in MonoDevelop Build > Build All)
5. Observe in the Error List all the errors errors
Expected result: build without errors
Actual result: errors after build
Reproduced on: 2017.1.0a6 2017.1.2f1 2017.2.0f3 2017.3.0b6 2018.1.0a1
Notes: Tested for both x86_64 and x86, same results. This only reproduces on Windows machine.
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