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Fix shaderlab loader in NPM mode #2427

Closed Sway007 closed 2 weeks ago

Sway007 commented 2 weeks ago

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The pull request modifies the MaterialLoader class in MaterialLoader.ts, specifically the load method and the private method _getMaterialByShader. The load method now directly looks up shaders using Shader.find(shaderName), streamlining the shader retrieval process. If the shader is not found, it retrieves it using resourceManager.getResourceByRef<Shader>(<IAssetRef>shaderRef). The private method has been renamed from getMaterialByShader to _getMaterialByShader, reflecting a change in visibility while maintaining its functionality.

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File Change Summary
packages/loader/src/MaterialLoader.ts - Updated load method to directly lookup shaders using Shader.find(shaderName).
- Removed previous logic for handling cases where neither shader nor shaderRef was found.
- Renamed getMaterialByShader to _getMaterialByShader to indicate visibility change.

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Attention: Patch coverage is 16.66667% with 5 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 69.38%. Comparing base (4c0cfd0) to head (81cfca6). Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

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packages/loader/src/MaterialLoader.ts 16.66% 5 Missing :warning:
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