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Replaced Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll by FindObjectsOfType #261

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Issue Number

Issue Number: 262

#262

What is the current behavior?

ZenjectBinding are loaded using Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll()

What is the new behavior?

As of Unity version 2021.1, it is possible to use FindObjectsOfType(true) to also find inactive objects in the hierarchy
This avoid to search additional data we're not interested in

Does this introduce a breaking change?

  • Yes
  • No

Other information

On which Unity version has this been tested?

  • 2021.2
  • 2020.3 LTS
  • 2020.2
  • 2020.1
  • 2019.4 LTS
  • 2019.3
  • 2019.2
  • 2019.1
  • 2018.4 LTS

Scripting backend:

  • Mono
  • IL2CPP

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As of Unity version 2021.1, it is possible to use FindObjectsOfType<ZenjectBinding>(true) to also find inactive objects in the hierarchy
This avoid to search additional data we're not interested in
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