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[glsl-in] Fix issues with shadow parameters #1965

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@magcius magcius commented Jun 2, 2022

The argument was getting converted to a Depth image,
but the parameter type was not... see provided test.

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@magcius magcius force-pushed the shadow-parameter branch 3 times, most recently from 59b4bcc to f5c06eb Compare June 2, 2022 03:58
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Could you rerun tests with the wgsl-out feature? It looks like your PR missing wgsl output snapshots.

The argument was getting converted to a Depth image,
but the parameter type was not... see provided test.
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magcius commented Jun 2, 2022

Done.

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JCapucho commented Jun 2, 2022

@magcius thanks for the contribution but your patch doesn't fix the underlying issue but instead breaks out arguments and fixes this particular case, I've opened #1967 with a more correct approach

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JCapucho commented Jun 2, 2022

The test case you provided is still good so we can merge it

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magcius commented Jun 2, 2022

Feel free to cherry-pick my test to your PR then. Closing.

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