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swap-local-global: Cannot change cloud variables to non-cloud variables #9132
The swap-local-global addon does not work for cloud variables.
For example, I wan't to edit a "☁ test" variable, in the following line defaultValue is "test", so it doesn't find the "☁ test" variable and variable is null.
Cloud variables can only be global variables, so it is intentional that there are no options for them. However, I wouldn't have expected this to cause an error in the console.
Cloud variables can only be global variables, so it is intentional that there are no options for them.
The menu should show the same options as for creating a new variable with the cloud option checked and the other two (global/local) disabled and set to global.
In turbowarp, you can edit cloud variables.
There are a few reasons why editing cloud variables could be useful:
I accidentally made a cloud variable
I'd like to know if a variable is a cloud variable or a normal variable with cloud emoji
it is confusing that there are no options
Example: I've made a cloud variable "Highscore", but now I want this to be no longer a cloud variable to store the highscore in another cloud variable, for example encoded together with the username.
changed the title [-]`swap-local-global`: Error when attempting to edit cloud variables[/-][+]`swap-local-global`: Cannot change cloud variables to non-cloud variables[/+]on Jul 31, 2026
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DNin01 commentedon Jul 31, 2026
Cloud variables can only be global variables, so it is intentional that there are no options for them. However, I wouldn't have expected this to cause an error in the console.
[-]Can't edit cloud variables[/-][+]`swap-local-global`: Error when attempting to edit cloud variables[/+]KR0K0BIL commentedon Jul 31, 2026
The menu should show the same options as for creating a new variable with the cloud option checked and the other two (global/local) disabled and set to global.
In turbowarp, you can edit cloud variables.
There are a few reasons why editing cloud variables could be useful:
Example: I've made a cloud variable "Highscore", but now I want this to be no longer a cloud variable to store the highscore in another cloud variable, for example encoded together with the username.
DNin01 commentedon Jul 31, 2026
Oh, do you mean converting a variable between cloud and non-cloud?
KR0K0BIL commentedon Jul 31, 2026
Yes, I want to convert a cloud variable to a non-cloud variable (global) and maybe even local. You can do this in turbowarp.
[-]`swap-local-global`: Error when attempting to edit cloud variables[/-][+]`swap-local-global`: Cannot change cloud variables to non-cloud variables[/+]