feat!: remove client network permissions [MTT-1019]#1051
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| @@ -524,8 +524,7 @@ private void NetworkVariableUpdate(ulong clientId, int behaviourIndex) | |||
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| // if I'm dirty AND a client, write (server always has all permissions) | |||
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| if (networkManager.IsServer && !networkVariableList[i].CanClientWrite(clientId)) | ||
| if (networkManager.IsServer)// ?? && !networkVariableList[i].CanClientWrite(clientId)) |
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Is this even needed anymore? because essentially its checking to see if the client can actually write to this value and if not log it... I am not sure this would be possible anymore correct?
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So one thing that I think is overlooked with the way things are now is that because of the changed of Collections to using unmanaged and the underlying container hasn't changed, and the access APIs haven't changed are we okay with the large amount of copying that will now happen? like before NetworkList[0] could be a copy but now its always a copy, NetworkList.Contains is always going to be a copy. Not that its an issue but I think its something to callout that the semantics of the collections have changed some. For example if you previously put strings or even bools in a NetworkSet that is not supported now since neither is a blittable type. So I think it would be worth wild making sure that we add to the changelog what the implications of this change is with regards to collections and how they work. |
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Ok, though my journey of cleanup / iteration my other PR has now become the real one. #1074 |
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