Shader compilation fails when running game but works in editor

[JonqsGames]

Godot version

4.2

System information

Windows 10

Issue description

I have a shader with #include statement. The shader works fine in editor but when running the game i get an error:

The included file is also used by other shader and works fine in both editor and in game.

Steps to reproduce

Still trying to isolate the issue

Minimal reproduction project

Still trying to isolate the issue

[JonqsGames]

I managed to isolate the issue, this only happen when using a shader saved as .tres, i saved my shader back to a .gdshader as all my other shader and it fixed the issue.

[bitsawer]

Try to post a minimal MRP test project if/when you can. I have a few hypothetical theories in my head about what might be happening, but without a test project I can't really do much.

[jitspoe]

I also ran into this issue and thought it would be easy to reproduce, as it seemed it was simply a matter of having a shader in a .tres file include something, but I tried creating a simple repro project and could not reproduce the issue. I even copy/pasted the shaders from my other project and couldn't reproduce it. I'm not sure what's different. This is the second time today I haven't been able to create a minimal repro project for some bug I've found. 😠

I thought maybe it was because it was a loaded scene, and the loading function was where the "Tokenizer: Unknown character #35: '#'" error occurred, but even trying to load a separate scene didn't cause the issue to occur, so I'm out of ideas for the moment.

[YuriSizov]

This is the second time today I haven't been able to create a minimal repro project for some bug I've found. 😠

You can get in touch with relevant maintainers directly if you are willing to share a complete project privately for the purposes of debugging. It is the only way sometimes, though it makes things harder. But harder is better than impossible!

[JonqsGames]

I forgot to notify but I think the whole issue is only reproduce when saving shader as .tres and not .gdshaderThis happened after I saved a shader from StandardMaterial3D