deleted/change C# code reverts in Visual Studio

Unity Engine
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I’m sure this is an understood situation that I’m new to.

I updated to 2020.1 and want to get rid of some code in a script I otherwise shouldn’t be meddling with - TMPro_Private.cs

I delete the Debug statement that says this, “Removing unnecessary CanvasRenderer component from text object.”

But when I play in unity, the deleted code literally returns in Visual Studio.

One clue? – In visual studio, I ‘moved’ it into “Assembly-CSharp” and now dozens of functions and variables have the red jagged line under them, even though it I get no errors in the console, and the game runs fine.

2

It’s an internal thing. You really shouldn’t ever have the need to mess with that?

Why would you want to remove that debug statement?

3

I’ve updated to 2020.1 and TMPro package to 3.0 but this debug statement floods my console every time I enter a level. And I can’t remove CanvasRenderer from my GameObjects.

4

same here. I’m instantiating a prefab that contians a TMP object and I get this message:

Removing unnecessary CanvasRenderer component from text object.
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object, Object)
TMPro.TextMeshPro:Awake() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.0.1/Scripts/Runtime/TMPro_Private.cs:77)
UnityEngine.Object:Instantiate(GameObject)

followed by an error:

Destroying components immediately is not permitted during physics trigger/contact, animation event callbacks, rendering callbacks or OnValidate. You must use Destroy instead.
UnityEngine.Object:smile:estroyImmediate(Object)
TMPro.TextMeshPro:Awake() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.0.1/Scripts/Runtime/TMPro_Private.cs:78)
UnityEngine.Object:Instantiate(GameObject)
ResourceLoader:spawn(String) (at Assets/Scripts/ResourceLoader.cs:53)
DialogPanel:addDialogBubble(String, String, Transform, Boolean) (at Assets/Scripts/DialogPanel.cs:161)
WebTrap:OnTriggerEnter(Collider) (at Assets/Scripts/WebTrap.cs:23)

5

I get this too, after updating unity. Prefabs with TMPro elements have a parent ‘canvas renderer’ object inside them, that isn’t necessary in my case (because it’s the type of TMPro object that renders in the game world, not inside the UI canvas).

I got rid of it by fiddling around a bit with the assets, I’m not sure how but after instancing/deleting the assets and clicking around some more, the canvas renderer parent object disappeared, as well as the debug messages. Hope you get this to work too…