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The full removal was done on purpose, mainly because the new VCC does not remove packages on upgrade anymore, instead they are being moved to temp folder to be able to rollback if something fails (or if there is a locked dll present). The migration process, however, doesn't need a rollback, and instead is built to fail fast if something goes wrong, so full removal was chosen.
The folder with the original SDK is not even copied to the migrated project (if using "Migrate Copy") for the same reason.
We can look into this, but just wanted to mention that
Describe the bug
Migrating Unity to 2022 changes order of packages added to the project.
This will introduce meaningless huge diff on the
vpm-manifest.json
.I assumes it's because VCC removes and then installs VRCSDK and else. I think just upgrading packages is better.
To Reproduce
vpm-manifest.json
to compare latervpm-manifest.json
, but not on step 3Expected behavior
Package ordering in
vpm-manifest.json
should be preservedScreenshots
No response
Related Product
VCC (VRChat Creator Companion)
Product Version
2.2.2
OS
Windows 11
Additional context
No response
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