feat: Hot reload applies field-like events added to a compiled class - #3060
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Every added member is an emulation because Mono cannot extend a loaded type, so the line is drawn by whether ordinary code and the Unity messages it relies on give the same result as after a compile. Added field-like events pass that test and reuse the shipped added-field store. Forwarding added Awake/OnEnable/OnDisable/OnDestroy changes when game code runs, so it stays refused; a --re-enable option is replaced by toggling enabled around an apply; method groups naming added methods and a stable forwarding stub are deferred until a normal usability round shows them blocking work.
…nabled around a reload Added OnEnable/OnDisable messages stay unforwarded (ADR 0011), so the supported way to re-run a subscription added to a compiled OnEnable on live objects is Unity's own enabled toggle around the apply: the old OnDisable runs, then the patched OnEnable.
… compiled class An event added in an edit used to skip every body that raised it (EventAddedInThisEdit) or subscribed to it (EventSubscriptionToAddedEvent), so adding an event and wiring it up always needed a compile. ADR 0011 takes the emulation: the delegate lives in the added-field store under the key an added field of that name gets. - AddedEventStorePolicy decides from the event symbol and the compiled declaring type alone (field-like, class or struct host, visible delegate and declaring type, no compiled member of that name), never from a catalog, so the answer does not depend on the order of --files. - The classifier registers a binding per event declarator; a struct host or an initializer the shim lambda cannot run makes it unavailable, and the guard stage skips the using bodies with the added-field reason. - '+=' / '-=' become Set(Delegate.Combine/Remove(GetOrInit(...), (T)h)); reads, raises, null checks and '=' reuse the added-field store calls. '(E) += h' counts as a subscription. - Store-backed events no longer force delegation, are not registered on the accessor plan, and stub an introduced-type body like an added field. - Refusals kept: nameof, '?.' receivers, by-ref, '??=', receivers with side effects (AddedFieldDoubleEvalReceiver, now worded "field or event"), non-visible delegates, and names a compiled member already uses. - A body let through as store-backed without a binding stops the run (contract I1) instead of emitting a raw event access. - Anonymous functions in added-field initializers are no longer refused as instance members; names inside them are still checked one by one.
…ent with another type The added-field store replaces a value the new declared type cannot hold, and an added event re-declared with another delegate type loses its subscribers, yet the response said nothing. The run now compares each added declaration's full type name (generic arguments included) with the one a previous reload committed and names the changed members in a warning.
…ions to an added event as unreachable A new type's method can now subscribe to a field-like event added to a compiled class, so the hint no longer names that as a place such a call cannot be made.
The skill now says which added events apply through the added-field store, which shapes stay Skipped, that subscriptions must be made on the main thread, how earlier subscribers and a changed delegate type behave, and that a method-group handler of an added or compiled private method needs a lambda.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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EditedSource->>TransformWorker: Supply added event declarations and uses
TransformWorker->>GeneratedShim: Emit store-backed event rewrites
GeneratedShim->>HotReloadAddedFieldStore: Read or combine/remove event delegates
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the reviewed change. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change extends live event behavior within the Editor without establishing a new externally exposed execution path. Important limits remain: subscriptions are main-thread-only, older handlers can keep running, and a failed reload is not necessarily fully rolled back. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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…essor read registration The store-backed event check pushed the method past the repository's cyclomatic complexity limit.
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AccessorAccessRegistrar.cs, a store-backed event assignment can still register a backing-field accessor when another private access forces delegation, even though the body is rewritten through the store. Pass the added-member access through so the delegated accessor matches the rewrite.
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P2: Added-property accessors pass `addedMemberAccess: null`, so a store-backed event assignment still adds a backing-field accessor when another private access forces delegation. The body is rewritten through the store, but the plan retains an accessor for a backing field the compiled type does not have; make the store-backed check available to this path too.</violation>
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P2: Added-property accessors pass addedMemberAccess: null, so a store-backed event assignment still adds a backing-field accessor when another private access forces delegation. The body is rewritten through the store, but the plan retains an accessor for a backing field the compiled type does not have; make the store-backed check available to this path too.
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🟡 Minor · Fix the orphaned XML doc block. · HotReloadAddedFieldLedger.cs:139-142
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFix the orphaned XML doc block.
Lines 139-142 hold a
<summary>forTryGetDeclaration("The row describing one added field…"). The new method's own<summary>follows it at line 143.TryGetDeclarationnow has no doc comment. Two consecutive<summary>blocks sit aboveCollectFieldsWithChangedDeclaredType. The compiler can warn about the duplicate. The docs are also wrong for both members.Move the lines 139-142 block back above
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- /// <summary> - /// The row describing one added field of <paramref name="typeName"/>, which may be spelled - /// either way a nested type is spelled. - /// </summary> /// <summary> /// Adds to <paramref name="changedFullNames"/> each added field whose committed+ /// <summary> + /// The row describing one added field of <paramref name="typeName"/>, which may be spelled + /// either way a nested type is spelled. + /// </summary> internal bool TryGetDeclaration(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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scope-and-limits.mdmay lead users to expect events on internal or private compiled classes to apply, but the store skips them. Document the externally visible type requirement.
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+compiled class already uses for another member, `E ??= h`, `nameof(E)`, `a?.E += h`, passing it by `ref`, an initializer an added
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… as patched Looking past parentheses when deciding whether an event use is a subscription also changed the path a compiled event takes; both the other-type and the declaring-type shape now have an end-to-end test.
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RaiseStatichas an empty body, so the assertion observes only the independently subscribedsubscriber.Accept. The test can pass if the new(Existing) += ...subscription is dropped.Give
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…cannot hold in the introduced-type hint An added event with custom accessors or a delegate type not visible outside the assembly is still not stubbed, so a new type subscribing to it still fails the artifact compile; the hint now says so instead of suggesting steps that cannot help.
…e changed member The initializer-changed warning names the same field, so the old constraint was met by two different warnings; the field test also checks the reader sees the new type's initial value.
A lambda that calls a private static of the host is still refused, so the body of an anonymous function stays checked, and an added field whose lambda names only its parameter applies end to end.
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The store key names the open definition, so every closed instantiation of a generic host would have shared one subscriber list. The worker tests also pin that an added getter planned through accessor delegates raises the event through the store without planning a backing field.
…ent end to end Both an added property's getter and an edited compiled getter take the accessor-delegate path without the added-member lookup, and both must still deliver the raise.
…e the outcome The declared-type test reads the instance whose value was stored before the change, the introduced-type test raises the added event and checks the handler received it, and the stub test checks the body was replaced by the stub.
…en the old list cannot be read The store reads a value as the new type when it can, so a variance-compatible change keeps the subscribers.
Subscriptions stay in the store until --revert-all, a compile, or a domain reload, so a static event's outlive Play Mode with Domain Reload off. The docs also limit added events to non-generic classes visible outside the assembly, note that a private or added handler needs a lambda, and say that --status rows and AddedFieldTotal include added events.
…e at a compile only Passing the declaring file or moving the call into a method does not help such a subscription, since the worker refuses it in a method too; the hint now names 'uloop compile' as its only step.
The handler wrote nothing before, so the test passed even if the subscription was dropped.
…er is refused A method group of an added method now gets a reason for where it is used: on the right of '+=' it is told to subscribe a lambda (kept in an added field to remove later), on the right of '-=' to remove a kept delegate instead of a lambda, and elsewhere to wrap it in a lambda. A compiled private handler on the right of '+=' in a body that needs accessor delegates is told to move the code that needs private access into an added method, since wrapping the handler would leave a compiled '-=' unable to remove it.
…n live objects The lifecycle notes and the never-invoked --status reason said only new objects or a compile run the patched body. Toggling the component's enabled makes Unity call OnDisable and OnEnable again, so the notes for those two, for methods they call, and the --status reason now say so; Awake and Start keep the old wording.
…ound in the skill The skill's workflow now gives the enabled toggle for an edited OnEnable or OnDisable, and the event section says to keep a compiled '+= Handler' line and put a new lambda subscription in an added method.
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… an async or iterator body Such a body is rewritten whole, so leaving the '+= Handler' line and moving other code out would not make it apply.
The live list of added fields and events is the AddedField rows and AddedFieldTotal.
…ed OnDisable Toggling enabled around a reload runs the old OnDisable and the patched OnEnable, so an edited OnDisable runs only when the component is disabled after the reload.
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+=/-=), raise, read, and assign it, instance or static, withoutuloop compile.User Impact
public event Action<int> Changed;and raising or subscribing to it from edited code was reported asSkippedeverywhere, so wiring a new event always needed a compile.AddedFields, shares the added-field lifetime, and works regardless of--filesorder, from nested types, lambdas, property getters, and types a reload introduces.Skippedwith a reason: a struct or generic host, a delegate type not visible outside the assembly, customadd/removeaccessors, a name the compiled class already uses,E ??= h,nameof(E),a?.E += h, passing byref, a receiver that would be evaluated twice (Get().E += h), and a method-group handler of an added or compiled private method (a lambda works).Warnings(subscribers survive a variance-compatible change).OnEnableon live objects by togglingenabledaround the reload, and the limits of added events (main thread only, earlier subscribers keep their old body until re-subscribed).+=(kept in an added field to remove later), a kept delegate for-=, and, for a compiled private+= Handlerline in a body that needs private access elsewhere, moving the new code into an added method so a compiled-= Handlerkeeps working.--statusnever-invoked reason for an editedOnEnable/OnDisable(and methods they call) now say that toggling the component'senabledruns the patched body on live objects.Changes
+=/-=are rewritten toDelegate.Combine/Removeover the store, and reads, raises and assignments reuse the added-field rewrites. A store-backed event with no binding at emit time stops the run as an internal contract violation.uloop compile.docs/hot-reload.md.Known limitations
Action<object>toAction<string>), a later+=throws fromDelegate.Combinebecause the stored list keeps the old type; out of scope here.Verification
uloop run-testsfiltered to the changed classes (worker and E2E run separately): worker classes 199/199, E2E (HotReloadAddedEventE2ETests,HotReloadAddedFieldDeclaredTypeChangeE2ETests,HotReloadCrossFileE2ETests,HotReloadIntroducedTypeBodyEditE2ETests) 43/43,HotReloadOrchestratorTests173/173, introduced-type hint tests 16/16, plus the added-field / added-method / accessor / introduced-type worker classes earlier in the branch.check-skill-size: no SKILL.md over the limit.scripts/sync-tool-docs.sh --check: catalog matches.check-file-length: no findings.scripts/check-code-complexity.sh: no C# findings above 15.