Hi @gyutaelee ,
Use the direct global property call from the bridge. It will return secret properties.
https://docs.braincloudservers.com/api/cc/bridge/getglobalproperty
i.e. bridge.getGlobalProperty(propname);
I hope that helps!
Paul.
Hi @gyutaelee ,
Use the direct global property call from the bridge. It will return secret properties.
https://docs.braincloudservers.com/api/cc/bridge/getglobalproperty
i.e. bridge.getGlobalProperty(propname);
I hope that helps!
Paul.
Hi Jongdae,
Great questions!
Before I answer them, though - heads up that we have an update to LiveOps campaigns coming next week. It provides a great analytics screen for campaigns, so you can see how they are impacting player engagement, monetization, retention, etc.
That said, you are pointing out some additional caps that we'll want to address quickly:
The management APIs for campaigns are following in a future release - but we can see about getting some APIs that specifically target updating the custom JSON for campaigns and scenarios. I'm going to see if I can slip that into next week's release.
Right now campaign enrollment is only triggered upon login. We're planning to add an optional "trigger": true flag ot the getMyCampaigns() call, though - which would allow games to make that call periodically (i.e., after the player finishes a "match," perhaps), as makes sense on a per-game basis. Longer-term, we are considering adding an RTT channel that clients could listen to to be notified of when a new campaign launches...
Feature maturity - with the 6.0.1 update that we're releasing, the feature is mature enough to build upon. We'll continue to extend it, but we can do so without invalidating the foundation we have built.
Cross-environment campaign management - we'll be adding some features to allow easy importing / exporting of campaigns between environments. Plus the S2S management api will help too... All coming this fall!
I hope that helps,
Paul.
Hi @noah ,
brainCloud 6.0.1, which will be released next week, adds new data stream events for virtual item purchases.
We'll keep #2 and #3 in mind as we continue to evolve things going forward.
Thanks for pointing out MongoDB CDC - I wasn't familiar with that capability before. We'll take a harder look at it.
Cheers!
Paul.
Thanks for the detailed report, you haven't missed anything, the current AuthenticateApple implementation only accepts a single Apple client ID. It performs a strict equality check on the token's aud claim, so there's no built-in way to configure multiple valid client IDs. The implementation may be accepting a list of client IDs and checking membership instead of a single value. I'll forward this request to the team for consideration.
Thanks for the suggestion, you’re correct that current segment criteria only support value comparisons and simple membership/range checks, so there’s no explicit “attribute does not exist / is not set” operator, nor any way to reference segment membership (e.g., “is in segment X” / “is not in segment X”) in segment definitions, so we don’t currently have a real workaround that delivers the exact semantics you’re asking for, I’ll forward your request to the team for consideration.
Hi @moondory77 ,
The work on this is running in our development environment. The Builder API support is in place - and we're currently looking at the possibility of adding it as a new tab in the Deployment screen of the Portal.
Paul.
Hi,
Apologies for the slow response.
We don't have any calls that could directly handle a "file" of profileIds. We do have a few "toBatch" calls that are callable from S2S though - so you could probably have an offboard system make those calls - and call braincloud to send the notifications in batches.
Where are these profileIds coming from? An offboard analytics system of some sort?
To answer your questions:
I hope that helps to clarify things,
Paul.
Hi @moondory77 ,
We hear you - and are looking to see what options we can provide.
The thing to understand is that there are a lot of dependencies between metadata in the brainCloud system - and our deployment mechanisms work hard to ensure the integrity of the data that gets pushed. Even more importantly - it works to prevent user data from being corrupted by a mis-match of data during deployments - which is why apps are very temporarily disabled during a deployment.
These deployments normally take well under a minute and aren't much more troublesome than a common wifi interruption for clients [depends upon the client implementation though]... (note - the deployment may seem like it takes longer on the web - as there is a lot of data dependency checking to do - but all of that is done BEFORE we disable the app... which happens just for the actually data migration activity itself).
If you contact us via the support chat with your appId and the time you last did a deployment - we can take a look to see if your deployment times are above normal.
Also - we are working to provide a separate custom entity deployment mechanism - similar to what has been done for item management.
Paul.
Unfortunately, our notification templating system is very simple and currently only supports simple text notifications. It does not currently push a template id.
We do have plans to revamp the system on our "to-do" list - but it has not been scheduled yet.
We recommend folks use the "raw" template calls - they give devs the most control over what gets sent to the various notification systems.
Paul.
To answer your questions:
I'll get the devs looking into #2.
Paul.