2019.1.3 - Most unstable bugged release yet.

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@chris_gamedev

I don’t really have a horse in this race because while I am using 2019.1.3f, I’m currently using it as an uber novice and probably not even using a fraction of the functionality, and so far it works fine.

But from a general perspective, did you guys have a particular reason to upgrade in the first place? Was a particular bug from a previous version fixed? A required feature added?

I’m not exactly a sticker for “it ain’t broke so don’t fix it” as I generally believe that an effort should be made to keep software up to date, though with something as significant as Unity which is being used in production, some more due diligence is probably required before upgrading to the latest version.

It takes more effort to have a testing environment for such things, but in the long run, maybe less time consuming and less problematic if you aren’t fighting against new bugs on live projects.

This is wise for many software applications btw, not just Unity. Though arguably even more crucial with Unity as it has so many moving parts and variables that could break something between versions.

I need to move forward because in my case , i need the Multithreading with WebGL in order to give the best experience for my players, so i have to be ready.

I understand your point of view and i agree but sometime we have to upgrade in order to use some new features.

The real problem, it’s that most of the bugs that we complain about has been reported before the official release and some of them will be fixed in December (according the release date of 2017.3).

( Share your Unity 2019.1.0f2 experience ..... ) will give you an idea.