Did official aware of this issue? If not I will try to file bug report. I just get this compile error for a project that I upgrade to 1.0.0-exp.8. it’s really weird tat I didn’t create dots2 folder that netcode tried to find the path that is not exists. I tried to delete all the generated folders and files and reimport project still can’t solve this error.
C:\dots2\Packages\com.unity.netcode\Runtime\SourceGenerators\Source~\NetCodeSourceGenerator\Generators\NetCodeSourceGenerator.cs(95,1): error NetCode: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. (Parameter ‘index’) at Unity.NetCode.Generators.NetCodeSourceGenerator.Generate(GeneratorExecutionContext executionContext, IDiagnosticReporter diagnostic)
I think I know wat’s the issue. It’s the regression at 1.0.0-exp.8 that u can’t put GhostComponent attribute to the component anymore if it’s at package. It will just throw that compile error.
I didn’t quite follow. What you u mean you can’t put a GhostComponent attribute on a component if it is inside a package?
You can definitively do that if the package depends on NetCode.
Basically u create a custom package that u will see it at package manager and then u create component that has GhostComponent attribute. Previously before 1.0.0-exp.8 it’s working perfectly but now at 1.0.0-exp.8 it’s not working anymore.
can you share somehow more about how this package is setup?
We don’t have any specific reference to dots directory (even more to dots2) so I need to understand a little more.
If I do something like:
Crete a custom package into the Package folder
Add to the manifest a reference to netcode
Create an assembly definition into the new package and add also to this a reference to netcode.
Then create a component into it the assembly definition and a GhostAuthoringComponent to it.
Then create a component into package root and a GhostAuthoringComponent to it.
does this will match some how your current situation?
Last step is not correct I think. What I mean is create IComponentData and add something like [GhostComponent(PrefabType = GhostPrefabType.Server)] tag then u can see the compile error. You can quickly test this at bug report IN-18810.
I will retry again. Or if you want to create another repro feel free to. I just downloaded the previous sample attached to the case. I will try it with 1.0-pre.44
Note that “dots2” is a red herring. It is the directory that the SourceGenerators was last built from. As I committed the SourceGenerators to the release branch last, it is the path of my dots repo.
I tried to delete all the generated folders and files and reimport project still can’t solve this error.