When an enum value is composed of several explicitly defined values into a composite value (e.g. flags), the alias representations aren't applied to the individual components of the string-based representation.

When a message did not complete successfully (e.g. network error) and no response object is generated, then the callback fails as it tries to find callback based on the type of the response.

The EnumProcessor does not properly check the value before requesting its type, resulting in a null-ref exception.

The condition for non-null values is inverse of what it should do.

Description

When a new scene is loaded the global context is injected only on root gameobject.

From doc : Now that global resources have been installed, each time a scene is loaded, it will scan that scene and inject any component that requires its resources. As I understand it is injected to any component that requires. There's no mention of hierarchy position.

Expected

It should be injected to any gameobject even none root one or the documentation should be updated accordly.

When deserializing an enum that has aliased values in the current deserialization context, will throw an error.

This is due to the wrong type of attribute passed through to the fetching function, which won't find anything useful.

No filtering is performed on the attribute's target value to skip invoking on invalid callbacks.