Fixed use of obsolete symbols in Unity versions >= 2020.1 #7
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…Request.isNetworkError and .isHttpError got deprecated in that version. The correct way to check the same thing now is to just see if result != UnityWebRequest.Result.Success.
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The package has some warnings on Unity versions from 2020.1 and up, as the obsoleted properties UnityWebRequest.isNetworkError and .isHttpError are used. This replaces those with checking if request.result != UnityWebRequest.Result.Success on versions >= 2020.1.
I've kept the support for 2019.2 (the oldest version supported according to the package.json) by checking for the version.