Unity can’t import class B (from DLL1) which inherits class A (from DLL2) which inherits MonoBehaviour in seperate DLLs when those DLLs are in different folders. I know that Unity can import class B if the DLLs are in the same folder but still, this is a big problem for our development life cycle 
I created this bug report: http://fogbugz.unity3d.com/default.asp?696013_efor11odr7vl94kn
Issue tracker : Search - Unity
When can I see this bug in issue tracker?
Issue tracker : Search - Unity
What is the status of this bug report? Is it gonna be confirmed or denied?
The problem with this is, it’s more of a feature request than a bug, or at least it’s written as such. Additionally, without including a repro project it get’s bumped very low down in priority. These are the most likely reasons why they have not been actioned by QA.
Yes, you are right but I didn’t have time to create a repro project when I reported this bug. Generally we encounter bugs when we are in the middle of something
Can I attach repro project to a bug report on fugbugs after it was reported?
It may be possible to reply to the automatic e-mail to keep it in your case and attach it that way.
Today I received this email from Unity but I still can’t see the bug record on issue tracker. Can you please help me?
Unity QA bugs@unity3d.com
4:34 AM (3 hours ago)
to me
Hello,
We have been able to reproduce this bug and have sent it for resolution with our developers.
We cannot say when the resolution will be publicly available.
We highly appreciate your contribution. If you have further questions, feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Roman
is the same issue or a different one? If it’s different I need the bug number.
Oh sorry. I forgot to add the email subject.
Re: (Case 696013) Remove limitation of having dependant DLLs in the same folder
It’s not on the issue tracker because it’s a feature request, not a bug.
How can I track the feature request which I reported and is accepted by Unity Team?
Any idea?
I posted it as a feature request on feedback page
http://feedback.unity3d.com/suggestions/remove-limitation-of-having-dependant-dlls-in-the-same-folder