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Update foldout rect adjustment preprocessor conditions

Update foldout rect adjustment preprocessor conditions #131

Triggered via pull request January 18, 2026 13:08
@mackysoftmackysoft
opened #93
fix/unity_2022_3_layout
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28 errors and 2 warnings
StandaloneOSX
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.
StandaloneOSX
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.
StandaloneOSX
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.
StandaloneOSX
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.
WebGL
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.
WebGL
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.
WebGL
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.
WebGL
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.
iOS
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.
iOS
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.
iOS
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.
iOS
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.
StandaloneLinux64
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.
StandaloneLinux64
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.
StandaloneLinux64
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.
StandaloneLinux64
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.
StandaloneWindows
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.
StandaloneWindows
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.
StandaloneWindows
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.
StandaloneWindows
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.
StandaloneWindows64
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.
StandaloneWindows64
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.
StandaloneWindows64
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.
StandaloneWindows64
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.
Android
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.
Android
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.
Android
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.
Android
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.
StandaloneWindows64
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StandaloneWindows64
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