Some NetworkObjects do not despawn (get destroyed) on client while disabled on disconnect

[Squashi11]

Description

Some NetworkObjects do not despawn (get destroyed) on client while disabled on disconnect. The NetworkObjects stay spawned in client scene even when the host disconnects / client leaves

Reproduce Steps

1. Spawn and disable a network object on client + host
2. Disconnect client / host
3. The NetworkObject stays on client even though the owner is server

Actual Outcome

NetworkObject stays spawned and disabled in client scene when host ends session

Expected Outcome

The GameObject should have been despawned and destroyed

Screenshots

(from client) the host disconnected and the NetworkObjects stayed on hierarchy spawned

Environment

• OS: Windows 11
• Unity Version: 6000.3.11f1
• Netcode Version: 2.10.0
• Netcode Commit: ?
• Netcode Topology: Host - Client

Additional Context

I can provide more logs if needed, but afaik we just spawn resources in our game and then disable them if they get destroyed (dont despawn for pooling) and then enable them again if the player refreshes the map

[EmandM]

Just for sanity, do you mind verifying if DontDestroyWithOwner is false for all of these objects?

Otherwise, is there any chance you can drop your LogLevel down to Developer and share the logs when the host leaves the session? If the host is leaving the session then it should not be possible for the client to see any spawned objects as there shouldn't be a session for them to be spawned in. It definitely looks like might have found an edge case issue here.

[Squashi11]

Thanks a lot for the quick reply! I checked the prefab and the spawned objects and the DontDestroyWithOwner is set to default value FALSE.
After turning on the developer log level I noticed there MIGHT be some problems happening

I will try to look at all of these and get back if the error still persists. Thanks for the insight

[Squashi11]

Upon exiting play mode this error occurs numerous times

[EmandM]

Oooh, that is very strange. It looks like maybe the NetworkManager is ending up destroyed before anything else which is breaking stuff unexpectedly. Do you know if this used to work and is now broken?

[NoelStephensUnity]

Hi @Squashi11,

Just to add to @EmandM's question:
Do you use the UnityEngine.SceneManagement.SceneManager to load something upon disconnecting from a session? If so, when is that being invoked?