Cannot make a build in Linux because of IL2CPP

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Good morning.
I’ve an important trouble here. I can make Unity3d builds in Linux no more, with IL2CPP option enabled.
Just a few weeks it was doing well. I don’t understand how can this be posible.
The error: “IL2CPP scripting backend is not supported on Linux at this time.”.

I’m on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS x86_64.
Tried on Unity: 2019.2.5f1, 2019.2.0f1, 2018.3.14f1, 2018.3.3f1.

Thanks.

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IL2CPP doesn’t support on Linux, switch Scripting backend to mono to resolve your issue

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@LTK
Is this official?
It was working for months and now it’s not?
I was using IL2CPP in Unity 2018.x(2018.2.x) and all was working.

Really weird.

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It was all working for us too.

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Looks like the screenshot is showing this option but for stand-alone build, right?
@Die_Go7 do you get the same for Android platform target or it’s just desktop?

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@senkal It’s just on Desktop.
I can make an APK build on Android platform with IL2CPP enabled like usually.

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Same issue, been using IL2CPP with Linux for a while now, until 2019.2.6

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We never supported building Linux Standalone player using IL2CPP scripting backend before 2019.3.0b4. It works fine if you build for other platforms, though (Android and WebGL).

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Sound good, unity is supported il2cpp for linux standalone on 2019.3

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Thanks @Tautvydas-Zilys
I can make IL2CPP Linux builds on Linux with the beta version 2019.3.0b4 of the editor.
It don’t allow to make Il2CPP Windows builds on Linux but at least I can continue working on Ubuntu.