Prevent Stack Overflow when using Project Auditor with Newtonsoft.Json-for-Unity.Converters #100
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Added an exclusion mechanism to `ConverterGrouping.cs` that prevents problematic converters from being automatically registered
…-Project-Auditor-package Project Auditor Stack Overflow Fix
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Thanks for the contribution! But I want to note that I will not merge this because the CI/CD system is not working and I don't have time nor energy to debug it. So I cannot run the tests and I cannot create a new release. |
No problem, I also left a comment in the issue with a link for the fork, anyone can use it as git or manual. |
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Fixes #98
This PR resolves a stack overflow that freezes Unity when the Project Auditor window is opened.
The issue was that the auto-discovery was registering Project Auditor's own
DescriptorJsonConverter, creating an infinite recursion loop when it tried to serialize its own data.To fix this, I've added an exclusion mechanism in
ConverterGrouping.csto skip registering specific converters by type or by namespace. I've added default exclusions forUnity.ProjectAuditor.Editor.Core.DescriptorJsonConverterand the entireUnity.ProjectAuditornamespace, which prevents the crash.