There are multiple leaderboards in the game separated by region, but aside from the region itself, they all use the same settings.

When creating them initially, cloning works fine. However, after they have been created, if I need to adjust various options, I have to edit each leaderboard one by one.

The main problem is that every time I save a change, the “Updated successfully” popup appears and covers the edit button, which makes consecutive edits across multiple leaderboards very inconvenient.

It would be much more efficient if there were a way to edit multiple leaderboards with identical settings at the same time. At the very least, moving the success popup to a location where it does not block the button would greatly improve usability.

Symptom
After updating from 5.9.2 to 5.9.3, iOS/iPadOS experiences gradual performance degradation during extended play sessions, eventually leading to app termination
This issue did not occur on 5.9.2
Suspected Code
In BrainCloudComms.cs - HandleResponseBundle, the following line was added in 5.9.3:

jsonData = JsonWriter.Serialize(JsonReader.Deserialize(jsonData));
Concerns
This performs a full deserialize → reserialize on every API response
Immediately after, DeserializeJsonBundle parses the same data again — effectively parsing every response twice
Each response generates a large number of temporary objects (Dictionary, List, boxed values, strings) that are immediately discarded
On iOS with IL2CPP (Boehm GC), could this repeated allocation/deallocation pattern cause managed heap growth over time?
Question
Could this code potentially contribute to memory-related issues on iOS during extended play sessions?

@JasonL This is what I'm already doing, which is why I'm requesting a new feature, as it has the drawbacks listed above.

Looking at it again, I see you added time correction. I'll try it.

You are welcome. Thanks for the suggestion!

yes that reason too. readgroup result data is not enough so need more data(like score) so need.

Hi @LEE-JONG-GUN ,

Thanks for the feedback.

This is admittedly a tricky one.

The best route I've seen to handle it is to use our shared (i.e. parent-child) accounts feature - which involves using a parent app for the player account - and a child app for the character accounts.

Note that it does involve two live apps - but we can put your parent app on a special plan with no live fee (you just pay for API calls) - and there won't be a ton of API call from that app - cause 99% of all calls will be against the child app.

There is more info here - https://docs.braincloudservers.com/learn/key-concepts/authentication/shared-accounts/

I hope that helps!

Paul.

Thank you for sharing this information. It does not have an impact on our server-side validation.

Thank you so much!

Okay, I built it using the commented out part above.

Gooood!!!

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. We're actually working on more country support right now - so adding segment criteria for it makes total sense.

As for the "OR" and "AND" support - the system currently supports "AND" ...
... but yeah, adding "OR" will be a bigger deal.

I'll run it by the devs and add it to the roadmap with your +1 though...

Paul.

Hi Lee,

brainCloud's pricing models are designed to accommodate changes in usage over time.

Apps using Enterprise features in the Business/Business + plans are still allowed to access those features if they later downgrade to Standard or Lite plans. Note that the app will no longer be covered by the Business / Business Plus plan SLA though.

I hope that helps!

Paul

In case anyone else had a similar issue...

There was a Cloudflare-related cert issue associated with a site called cdn.jsdelivr.net.

As I understand it, the Monaco editor that Portal-X uses for editing source and JSON files (and many other common web-based components) makes use of that site.

More details on the issue here: https://github.com/jsdelivr/jsdelivr/issues/18565

The issue was temporary - and seems like it only affected only certain localized regions... (just a guess on my part there).

Anyway - all good now - and nothing directly related to brainCloud.

Paul.

thank you

Well - there's no great way to tell until you try doing an operation.

You could try doing a simple ReadServerTime() call - and if that fails - the session isn't good anymore...

http://getbraincloud.com/apidocs/apiref/?objective_c#capi-time-readservertime

Hope that helps!

Paul.

@paul-winterhalder
then it can repeat push notice?