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How to re-trigger all compiler warnings in the Editor??
Here's an amazingly simple thing I don't know about Unity.
Open a project. In the console, you'll see 100s of WARNINGS from the compiler. (Assuming your colleagues are untidy.)
Now, once you run the project, YOU DON'T SEE THOSE AGAIN.
My workflow - quit Unity, delete ScriptAssemblies/, and launch again.
You now get to see all the warnings again.
Simply - how the hell do you properly get the warnings to "appear again" ??
Note -- ReimportAll is not practical, as it re-imports gigabytes of art assets.
Cheers
Same here, when i change something in editor and come back to unity (which causes compiler to run again) i get the warnings.
Also, just run compiler in script editor and read warnings there.
i usually get them to appear after saving 1 script (add a new empty line and save)
Answer by ArkaneX · Sep 19, 2013 at 10:04 AM
For me, reimporting just one script causes all warnings to reappear. Even if this script doesn't generate any warnings/errors.
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