Nasty regressions in LTS releases!

[andyz]

I do not know the full extent of this known issue, but it sure reads poorly!:

Unity IssueTracker - Scene is brighter in Standalone player if it was open in...

“SCENE IS BRIGHTER IN STANDALONE PLAYER IF IT WAS OPEN IN THE EDITOR AT BUILD TIME”

There seem to be too many regression bugs in LTS releases - they should be stable and not incorporate code refactoring as this error was apparently down to!
I would have thought some automated testing could also pick up some of these issues

[MadeFromPolygons1]

@andyz

I do not know the full extent of this known issue, but it sure reads poorly!:
https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/scene-is-brighter-in-standalone-player-if-it-was-open-in-the-editor-at-build-time
“SCENE IS BRIGHTER IN STANDALONE PLAYER IF IT WAS OPEN IN THE EDITOR AT BUILD TIME”

There seem to be too many regression bugs in LTS releases - they should be stable and not incorporate code refactoring as this error was apparently down to!
I would have thought some automated testing could also pick up some of these issues

We also have noticed a ton of stability issues in LTS releases

For example - In 2020.3.11 microphone and speaker works fine on iOS, but on any later version, the audio plays out of the microphone depending on if you have a headset connected or not

Theres a lot of inconsistencies like this across what are meant to be LTS versions, we are as cautious with LTS releases as we are with tech releases now - do not trust them whatsoever and expect them to contain many breaking changes.