Had some issues creating a second HFS partition outside the main APFS Volume due to TimeMachine. We dropped the cache and rebuild from the High Sierra Unity and the cache files work on all platform. They did not present any unusual activity in Unity on older versions of MacOS, but they did on High Sierra. Then we we turn the cache server back on after having nuked the Library folder again, it goes back to the problem described above.Įvidence seems to indicate that the resources in the Cache Server were some how bad. It is possibly the interaction with our cache server in that when we open with out the Library folder and without a Cache Server it continues to operate normally. This is certainly a big red flag on High Sierra, but we are looking for conformation OR a workaround if one exists. We can confirm on MacOS Previous to this version we are not experiencing this issue. Is it a High Sierra issue unrelated to APFS? What is causing on secondary open for the assets to become unlinked. I also checked the logs for anything mentioning the assets by guid and again nothing found. We checked the Console log for serialization issues and none were found. We confirmed this with MD5 sums pre and post Secondary open. We checked and the files themselves do not change. The we close Unity and reopen it and a lot of our Assets became unlinked.
Launching Unity without the "Library" Directory has Unity Pull in all assets from source and the Unity Cache Server. We are running into the Following scenario. I have a question if our situation is related to a High Sierra issue.
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