Fix: Instantiation of a MonoBehaviour doesn't inject the entire instantiated GameObject #452
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@hadashiA Do you have time to give a review? |
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+1 Makes sense, Thanks! |
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When we pass a component to the
Object.Instantiate, the Unity actually instantiates the entire GameObject that the MonoBehaviour belongs to. The returned MonoBehaviour instance actually attaches to a newly spawned GameObject which requires injection (initialization) also.This patch fixes the issue that
T Instantiate(IObjectResolver resolver, T prefab ...)series functions don't inject the entire spawned GameObject if a non-GameObject T is provided.