sharedlibrary-invariants

To prevent breaking changes when modifying shared library protocols, enforce protocol compatibility rules for packets and enums to ensure the Unity client and server operate consistently without violating established contracts.

Server authority in shared game combat logic means the server remains the authoritative source for state management. It is enforced by applying boundary checks to shared code to prevent introducing client-side authority.

To manage protocol compatibility for game networking packets and enums, apply evolution rules to data structures before modifying shared library code, ensuring both the Unity client and server components maintain consistent game logic.

Yes, this shared library invariant checker works with Unity client and server components by preserving critical shared contracts and ensuring consistent game logic across both components during SharedLibrary modifications.

If your game client has authority over combat state, the shared library code lacks proper boundary enforcement. You need to apply invariant checks to ensure the server remains authoritative in shared combat and state management.

You need to run protocol compatibility checks on shared game logic before modifying the SharedLibrary code, ensuring that packet definitions and shared enums do not violate established game rules or introduce breaking changes.