no stack trace option
In my editor the third option(of 3) has always been “Full Stack Traces (expensive)”. Maybe in some new update it got renamed(poorly)?
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Force On = Full Stack Trace? poor renaming indeed. I logged that as regression: 1308268
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I’m not certain if that’s the case, since mine still says “Full Stack Traces”, as the image above. But try it and see if it gives what you need.
Well that’s interesting, the error doesn’t happen on the other computer that the project was originally developed on.
Anyways what version of burst do you run on?
I’m on Unity 2020.2.1f1, are you running an alpha/beta prerelease? I try them sometimes but it always ends up being some combination of weird changes and being critically broken, so I suspect that could be it.
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I might be wrong here, but I think that certain options are related to certain packages. Do you have the Unity.Collections package installed on the related computer? At least I remember having similar issues a while back when integrating burst into a project. I didn’t get the leak detection or the jobs debugger options unless I had Unity.Collections and Unity.Jobs packages installed in the project.
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Thanks for sharing a combination that works, in case I need to use collection or jobs I’ll follow your recipe.
That’s good to know, I don’t have these extra packages, just the bare minimum Burst/job.
I wonder why this would work on my desktop but emits errors on the laptop though since the same packages are on the project…
I have “Force On” selected in Unity 2021.2.12 and there are still no details and the same error. Any ideas?
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“Jobs/Leak Detection/Full Stack Traces (Expensive)” from com.unity.jobs, not “Jobs/Burst/Safety Checks” from com.unity.burst
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Thanks a lot! I didn’t have com.unity.jobs installed, had to do it from “git URL” as even with “Enable Pre-release packages” I wasn’t able to find it.
To Unity: Error message should be improved.
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