unity-scene-contracts

Scene wiring contracts enforce deterministic Unity scene setup by listing required root objects, components, and bootstrap references. This approach replaces implicit dependencies with explicit validation rules for early assumption checking.

A Unity scene contract is an explicit definition of required scene objects and bootstrap logic. You need bootstrap sequencing when your project requires deterministic setup and validation of functional dependencies before runtime execution.

Set up Unity bootstrap logic by listing required root objects, components, and bootstrap installers in a scene contract. This defines the bootstrap sequence and generates validation rules to check Inspector wiring and hidden dependency risks.

Yes, a scene contract distinguishes between objects that act as bootstrap installers and those that are runtime-spawned. This separation governs Unity scene composition and clarifies dependency wiring rules.

Yes, the scene contract approach operates with no external dependencies. It applies validation rules directly to Unity scene composition by defining required components and checking reference wiring natively.

Scene contracts require manually listing all required root objects, components, and references to validate dependencies. Any unlisted implicit wiring or runtime-spawned objects may bypass the bootstrap sequencing and validation rules.