3.0.0-exp.9

[3.0.0-exp.9] - 2026-08-17

Added

• Updated the Cloud Code Module (.ccmu) inspector with deployment actions and a last successful deployment summary.
• Support default parameters in generated bindings for Cloud Code modules scripts.
• The local Cloud Code server settings can now create and assign a placeholder secrets JSON file, and open the assigned file in your external editor.

Changed

• The package now targets Unity 6000.0. The local debugger requires Unity 6000.3 or newer, and Cloud Code Module authoring requires Unity 6000.5 or newer.
• The local Cloud Code server now defaults to port 14750 instead of 5000 by default. Configurable in the CloudCodeLocalServerSettings asset. Existing projects keep the port already stored in that asset.
• The local Cloud Code server's infrastructure now defaults to non-verbose logging. This has been made configurable on the CloudCodeLocalServerSettings asset.
• The local Cloud Code server's secrets file is now validated for parseable JSON object content and surfaces an error dialog when invalid.
• The local Cloud Code server settings can now create and assign a placeholder secrets JSON file, and open the assigned file in your external editor.
• New Cloud Code Module scripts are now created with [StateScope(Scope.Player)] instead of [StateScope(Scope.MultiplayerSession)], and carry a comment linking to the scope documentation.
• Cloud Code Modules now report a compile-time error when a function's return type, a parameter, or a data type field is a custom collection type (a user type implementing IEnumerable<T> other than List<T>, an array, or Dictionary<,>), which can't be serialized to or from JSON. Use List<T> or T[] instead.

Breaking Changes:

• CloudCodeModuleScope renamed to CloudCodeScope and moved to the main Unity.Services.CloudCode namespace.

Fixed

• Cloud Code Modules (.ccmu) no longer show "Modified locally" after routine re-imports (entering Play Mode, domain reloads, or reimporting) when their source is unchanged. A module's status is now derived from its content compared to the last deployment, and a remotely-deployed module keeps its status regardless of the local server's state.
• Cloud Code Modules authored natively in-editor now generate enum bindings that preserve the enum's underlying type (byte, short, long, ulong, etc.) instead of always emitting int, which truncated or failed to compile values outside int range. (The separate module-reference .ccmr bindings generator is unchanged.)
• The local debug server now starts on Linux with default preferences. The default .NET path pointed at the /usr/share/dotnet directory instead of an executable; it now resolves dotnet from the system PATH, with a fallback if the configured path is invalid.
• A local Cloud Code server that dies during startup now reports why. It also checks two things up front on start:
  • Port conflicts for any ports the local server needs.
  • The .NET runtime the server needs.
• Fixed a NullReferenceException when deploying a Cloud Code Module after a domain reload.

Dependencies

• Cloud Code Module authoring now targets Cloud Code Core v0.0.7 (was v0.0.4) and Cloud Code APIs v0.0.27 (was v0.0.26). The changes to these packages are listed below.

Cloud Code Core v0.0.7

• Breaking: Redefined the Cloud Code Access enum. The values are renamed and renumbered,
  and default is now Access.Unspecified. Validation will be done at load time and incompatible values will throw an exception.
• Breaking: Renamed [Service] attribute to [CloudCodeService] to avoid confusion with other service attributes.
• Breaking: Renamed ITimerService.RegisterTimerAsync and ITimerService.GetTimerAsync, for consistency. The previous Register and Fetch names still work but are now obsolete.

Cloud Code APIs v0.0.27

• Added AddAdminApiClient() extension method to register the Admin API client through dependency injection, matching AddGameApiClient().