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Cannot perform upm operation: Unable to add package : Then I tried to ad the package using the git URL but I get a : Then I went to the Package Manager to try to find the package and no luck. Let me know if you need that example project, happy to help.įrom this post I am reading that this dll is included in Unity? I am using Unity 2020.3.4f1, when trying to use the namespace Newtonsoft.json I get a:Įrror CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Newtonsoft' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) If it isn't clear, this is not about Burst actually running, as I'm sure there is no issue in the CLI tool, this is about Unity compilation errors when you have these conflicts in you're packages. Regardless, as far as package management goes (especially with the strong named assemblies) burst should probably depend on the -json package instead of providing its own. I didn't check every version between 1.2.3 and the latest preview, but this appears to be a new addition. Runtime folder does NOT contain the Newtonsoft dll. I didn't need the latest burst preview, so I went through my packages and chose earlier versions that depend on the verified burst 1.2.3 and the problem went away. One is in the -json package, and one is in the burst preview pacakge 1.3.0-preview.12, in the. The spelling mistake has been fixed and will be included in the next update!Ĭlick to expand.If you need it, I can set up another project again and give you a screen shot about the error, but basically, Unity reports a compiler error that there are two conflicting versions of. I believe it's using the latest version of newtonsoft json. Version 2 will be out of preview soon with support for all Unity platforms. However, keep in mind that any change comes with the risk of breaking things.Īs of version 2, we have IL2CPP support similar to the one here The link.xml file can also be modified to your needs. Simply copy the package into your packages directory and replace the dll and the AOT dll. In fact by making this package a common dependency, users can use the local package override to override the newtonsoft json version for everything. In no way are we taking away choice from the user. The package is supported and we will fix some Unity specific issues, but any issues with Newtonsoft Json itself should be directed back to the developers of the library. The package is marked as not supported because we don't want users to expect a level of support on par to an official Unity package. This lead to the decision to create a package to serve as a common ground for other Unity packages. This means that there can only be one copy of a specific assembly on a system, which is an issue when both packages and users may introduce their own copies of some popular library. I assume that we are all aware that Unity does not handle strong named assemblies ( ). Firstly, I'd like to provide some context as to why the package was introduced in the first place. I am one of the developers that developed the initial package. I'm sorry that you all have been experiencing issues with the -json package.
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