The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.covarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type ICovarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceActions has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is a collection of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.baseAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type BaseAction<IActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

The field Example_Generics.contravarianceAction has the [SerializeReference] attribute applied, but is of type IContravarianceAction<INetworkActor>, which is a generic instance type. This is not supported. You must create a non-generic subclass of your generic instance type and use that as the field type instead.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

Library folder does not exist. Consider setting up caching to speed up your workflow, if this is not your first build.

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