How to use AOT Converters about fullserializer

[jacobdufault]

Can you copy+paste the aot converter file for SaveData? Registration should happen automatically with fsConverterRegistrar. It looks like the aot converter is not getting used. Maybe put a Debug.LogError in fsReflectedConverter.TrySerialize with the type?

If you can send me the project at my email ([myname]@gmail.com) then I can take a closer look as well.

[treefortress]

Ok, I think I got to the bottom of it. The aotConverter for my SaveData class was failing, I didn't notice as the other 17 classes were created successfully.

Turns out the problem was read-only virtual-properties

You can reproduce the error by trying to serialize something like this:

public class SerializeTest {
    public int Foo { get; private set; }
}

This will fail AOT Compilation, and the file will not be created.

Workarounds are to just make the property public,

    public int Foo { get; set; }

or, manually back it with a variable:

    int foo;
    public int Foo { get { return foo; } private set { foo = value; } }

[jacobdufault]

Okay, good to know. Unfortunately it isn't technically possible to work around this on my end.

[treefortress]

Ok, no big deal, might be a good idea to call it our in the readme though, as this seems misleading:
"Auto-properties that are at least partially public are serialized by default"

Also, I've just realized that Internal properties are ignored by the serializer as well.

Makes sense that it's not technically possible to serialize these, but since the Unity serializer does work on both types, it can lead to some confusion.