Custom resources don't appear in "quick load"

[ababen1]

Godot version

v4.0.beta2.official [f8745f2]

System information

Windows 11, GLES3, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, i5-11300H

Issue description

Quick load doesn't detect custom resources

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a custom resource with a class name
2. Create a resource of the type you created
3. Create a new node and attach a script. To that script add an export variable of the same type as the resource you created
4. Right click -> Quick load, you'll see the list doesn't contain your resource

Minimal reproduction project

Example.zip

[TechnoPorg]

This is expected for now as a result of #66215, which disabled QuickOpen custom resource loading because a refactor is needed for editor data structures to make it work without being prohibitively slow.

[ababen1]

Oh I see. Should I close this issue then?

[akien-mga]

No the issue can stay open as a reminder that this feature is missing.

[KoBeWi]

This issue was fixed few betas ago.

[Cratesmith]

This issue was fixed few betas ago.

I'm still experiencing this issue in both 4.0 and 4.0.1

[KoBeWi]

@Cratesmith Please provide a minimal reproduction project.
I tested the one attached in this issue and Resources need a script_class field to appear in Quick Load. If you have resources created before this issue was fixed, you need to re-save them.

[ababen1]

It was fixed for me but I noticed that when I deleted the .godot folder the resources disappeared again

[Cratesmith]

I'll make a minimum project for it tomorrow, but I've actually never had the resources appear in quickload. In my case, I haven't deleted the .godot folder to get this effect. Sent from Proton Mail mobile

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[lexusinator]

Same issue here, in Godot 4.1 custom resources still don't show in "Quick Load"

[watsaponk]

In Godot 4.1 this still happen randomly, it seem like quick load does not recognize old custom resource, and I have to recreate some resource to make it work, not sure what is the cause of this issue maybe some cache file system

[watsaponk]

addition info, let's say we have 2 custom resources in the project "A" and "B"

• when I recreate "A" the quick load will only recognize "A" ("B" is disappear from search result, you cannot find them event type the name)
• then I recreate "B" now quick load will only recognize "B" and "A" is gone from search result

[watsaponk]

These issues will gone when removing .godot folder and then re-import the project

[KoBeWi]

From my experience it will re-appear.

[luislodosm]

Same here. Godot 4.2.1

Custom resources:

Quick load menu:

It seems that .godot/editor/filesystem_cache8 doesn't reference the rest of the resources. Deleting this file doesn't solve the problem.

If I re-save a resource:

Then it will appear again in the quick load menu:

Currently there's not a way to re-save a lot of resources, so I will make a custom plugin for this.

[luislodosm]

So I made an editor plugin with a button that resave all my custom resources, so they appear again in the quick load menu:

@tool
extends Button

func _on_pressed():
	var file_paths = get_all_file_paths("res://resources")
	resave_resources(file_paths)

func get_all_file_paths(path: String):
	var file_paths = []
	var dir = DirAccess.open(path)
	dir.list_dir_begin()
	var file_name = dir.get_next()
	while file_name != "":
		var file_path = path + "/" + file_name
		if dir.current_is_dir():
			file_paths += get_all_file_paths(file_path)
		else:
			file_paths.append(file_path)
		file_name = dir.get_next()
	return file_paths
	
func resave_resources(file_paths):
	for path in file_paths:
		if ResourceLoader.exists(path):
			var resource = ResourceLoader.load(path)
			ResourceSaver.save(resource, path)
			print("Re-saved: " + path)