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# Objective - A step towards #19024. - Allow `ReflectAsset` to work with any `AssetId` not just `Handle`. - `ReflectAsset::ids()` returns an iterator of `AssetId`s, but then there's no way to use these ids, since all the other APIs in `ReflectAsset` require a handle (and we don't have a reflect way to get the handle). ## Solution - Replace the `UntypedHandle` argument in `ReflectAsset` methods with `impl Into<UntypedAssetId>`. - This matches the regular asset API. - This allows `ReflectAsset::ids()` to be more useful. ## Testing - None.
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title: `ReflectAsset` now uses `UntypedAssetId` instead of `UntypedHandle`.
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pull_requests: [19606]
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Previously, `ReflectAsset` methods all required having `UntypedHandle`. The only way to get an
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`UntypedHandle` through this API was with `ReflectAsset::add`. `ReflectAsset::ids` was not very
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useful in this regard.
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Now, all methods have been changed to accept `impl Into<UntypedAssetId>`, which matches our regular
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`Assets<T>` API. This means you may need to change how you are calling these methods.
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For example, if your code previously looked like:
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```rust
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let my_handle: UntypedHandle;
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let my_asset = reflect_asset.get_mut(world, my_handle).unwrap();
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```
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You can migrate it to:
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```rust
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let my_handle: UntypedHandle;
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let my_asset = reflect_asset.get_mut(world, &my_handle).unwrap();
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```
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