Class BuildLayout.Bundle.BundleDependency

Represents a dependency from the containing Bundle to dependentBundle, with AssetDependencies representing each of the assets in parentBundle that create the link to dependentBundle

Inheritance

object

BuildLayout.Bundle.BundleDependency

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: UnityEditor.AddressableAssets.Build.Layout

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

[Serializable]
public class BuildLayout.Bundle.BundleDependency

Fields

Name	Description
AssetDependencies	The list of assets that link the parent bundle to the DependencyBundle
DependencyBundle	The bundle that the parent bundle depends on
Efficiency	The Efficiency of the connection between the parent bundle and DependencyBundle irrespective of the full dependency tree below DependencyBundle. Value is equal to [Serialized Filesize of assets In Dependency Bundle Referenced By Parent]/[Total size of Dependency Bundle on disk] Example: Given two Bundles A and B that are each 10 MB on disk, and A depends on 5 MB worth of assets in B, then the Efficiency of DependencyLink A->B is 5/10 = .5
ExpandedEfficiency	Percentage of Efficiency asset usage that uses the entire dependency tree of this bundle dependency. This includes DependencyBundle and all bundles beneath it. Value is equal to [Total Filesize of Dependency Assets] / [Total size of all dependency bundles on disk] Example: There are 3 bundles A, B, and C, that are each 10 MB on disk. A depends on 2 MB worth of assets in B, and B depends on 4 MB worth of assets in C. The Efficiency of the dependencyLink from A->B would be 2/10 -> 20% and the ExpandedEfficiency of A->B would be (2 + 4)/(10 + 10) -> 6/20 -> 30%