Realm
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Support for Unity3D
You can't talk about mobile without Unity3D these days. It makes me worried, not seeing it anywhere mentioned. Please add it to the list of future supported platforms.
Thanks.2 votes -
Support for Data Ingest feature in Flutter SDK
Hi Team, If you could implement Data Ingest(Unidirectional sync) feature for Flutter SDK it would be really helpful.
1 voteData Ingest (asymmetric objects) is supported from release 1.5.0 onwards - see the release tag.
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Push local settings / Pull remote settings
I understand the export/import commands are currently available. But for me, they were a bit confusing because I thought "import" means like "git pull", but it turned out opposite. So instead of export/import, how about adding pull/push?
The ideal development flow for me is like:
1) set up initial things on the web (realm.mongodb.com)
2) locally, runrealm-cli pull(Or start withinitoradd remotebefore pull)
3) change settings locally
4)realm-cli push1 voteThis should be available in our new CLI (currently in beta) – details on how to download and use can be found here: https://docs.mongodb.com/realm/deploy/realm-cli-reference/#installation
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JWT Authentication
When using a JWT to authenticate
It would be great if the name field within user_data was used to be saved as the Name of the user when viewing the list of users in Realm UI1 voteThis field should be picked up in the Realm UI table if it is mapped from the JWT to a ‘name’ property on the user.
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Increase of max body length
The json body length of webhooks is currently limited to 1 MB:
"body length cannot be greater than 1048576"This is a very good default value.
However, it would be desirable to be able to change (increase) this value in the webhook settings.
If this is not feasible, a higher default value would be good. Maybe 3 MB for now.
1 voteThis limit was raised to 4MB
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Realm Web JS Social Login
Implement social logins for client js SDK.
1 voteThe Realm Web SDK should support all available logins now.
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GitHub automatic deploy from a subdirectory
It would be useful to allow automatic deploy where the app is in a subdirectory of the root of the git repository.
One case is, where the app is one level down. The root directory has a build process that bundles multiple JS modules with rollup and writes the combined output to a Function in the subdirectory.
Example: https://github.com/gmishkin/jeopardy
The general use case is a monorepo where there may be multiple apps deployed from a single repo, and they are located in the relevant part of the repo at some arbitrary level of nesting.1 voteCode Deployment now supports deployment from a subdirectory
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Support for VPC Peering and IP Whitelisting
It would be great to add security to requests by being able to respect the relevant Atlas project peering and IP Whitelisting to reach Functions.
0 votesHi all - we have added the ability to configure an IP access list, but will not be adding VPC Peering - https://docs.mongodb.com/realm/manage-apps/secure/manage-ip-access/
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Application Code Rollback
It would be really awesome to be able to roll back deployments to a previous or a specific version.
0 votesHi all - this is done, you can do this via the UI https://docs.mongodb.com/realm/manage-apps/deploy/#deployment-history
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