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RageAgainstThePixel
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1 year ago
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Meta XR Core ​SDK 71.0.0 Import Bugs

Getting the following warnings and errors after updating from 69.0.2 -> 71.0.0 in Unity 6000.0.23f1       Library\PackageCache\com.meta.xr.sdk.core\Editor\OVRSceneVolumeEditor.cs(26,37): error C...
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  • tdmowrer's avatar
    tdmowrer
    1 year ago

    This appears to be a recent change to Unity's Addressables package. 2.3.7 introduces a new namespace called "Editor". Since our Core SDK references this assembly, this is now a name collision between the "UnityEditor.Editor" classname and the Addressable namespace called "Editor". See this thread for more details: https://discussions.unity.com/t/addressables-2-3-7-compile-error-editor-is-a-namespace-but-is-used-like-a-type/1578531

    We can change the Core SDK to eliminate this name collision in future versions (that is, apply the same change you mentioned above), but for now you'll either have to modify the Core SDK as an embedded package, or use a different version of Unity's Addressables package.

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RageAgainstThePixel
MHCP Member
1 year ago
What fix did you apply locally?

added `UnityEditor.Editor` to the following classes:

 

public class OVRSemanticClassificationEditor : UnityEditor.Editor
public class OVRSceneAnchorEditor : UnityEditor.Editor
public class OVRScenePlaneEditor : UnityEditor.Editor
public class OVRSceneVolumeEditor : UnityEditor.Editor​

 

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tdmowrer
Meta Employee
1 year ago

This appears to be a recent change to Unity's Addressables package. 2.3.7 introduces a new namespace called "Editor". Since our Core SDK references this assembly, this is now a name collision between the "UnityEditor.Editor" classname and the Addressable namespace called "Editor". See this thread for more details: https://discussions.unity.com/t/addressables-2-3-7-compile-error-editor-is-a-namespace-but-is-used-like-a-type/1578531

We can change the Core SDK to eliminate this name collision in future versions (that is, apply the same change you mentioned above), but for now you'll either have to modify the Core SDK as an embedded package, or use a different version of Unity's Addressables package.

  • zaPuffi's avatar
    zaPuffi
    Start Member
    1 year ago

    Hi, newbie here, I set up a clean project with v71 and ran into this issue as well. To be honest, I don't have any experience with the Addressables Package and didn't have to tinker with this system at all so far. So please forgive me if my question comes across as a bit naive.

    Just to try my luck based on what I read here, I downloaded Addressables 1.22.3 from the Package Manager, but it didn’t resolve my issue. I suspect that’s because it’s not currently being used by the relevant parts of the project.

    I'm not entirely sure how to implement the other suggested solution. Would it be possible for someone to explain that in more detail? Or, since I don’t rely on the newer features and just want to mess around with the technology, should I just start a new project with v69 as an easier fix? (Does reverting to v69 even help here?) Thanks!

    EDIT: I just downgraded to v69 which seems to work for me for now I guess. 

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