Thaina Yu

Interesting idea But I don't like the way that we use `as >= 0` and expect `int?` because the syntax should match `float` and any object that implement interface `IEqualityOperators`

That was an option I have considered but still it add more complication and dependency to the system just for very simple use case

Are there any advantage of this approach over `TestCaseData` ? I think using TestCaseData might be more handy

I just see we have `TestCaseData` generic Are there anything like `TestCaseData.Create` that will auto infer generic for us?

Just thinking another idea Maybe we might have extension method for tuple ```cs public static TestCaseData AsTestCaseData(in this (T0,T1) tuple) => new TestCaseData(tuple.Item0,tuple.Item1); // and similar method cover all length...

@RaphaelNSG I use my package in many version include 6000 and never see that problem

Not sure about osx, have you tried with 6000 yet?

Is this the same as https://github.com/googlesamples/unity-jar-resolver/issues/697 ?

I don't think it possible How about separate init function into RuntimeInitializeOnloadMethod so it show banner while loading the game in black screen ,instead of at the scene

Sorry that it might be too late but could we change syntax to `base` instead of `base(T)` I still feel awkward to have type in parentheses and thinking that syntax...