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Don't repeat class and version mismatch warnings #157
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from the same instance of TypeTreeDatabase. Also adds a new warning here for 'no matches', also once per class per version per instance.
which fails by default because outDir.getParent() is null.
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to make it easier to wade through all of the warnings I'm getting!
Also a fix for something I was hitting with bundle-extract: if you run disunity from the same directory as the bundle then there's no parent path in a default output dir so the 'getParent().resolve' didn't work.
Thanks! I will look into updating the types.dat too; what would you suggest, e.g. get the Unity Labs demo and all of the standard packages for a specific Unity version and try and import types from that data?