Cocomo Dev Console

hi guys, if I edit my account and change 'Display Name for
this Account' in the console. the name doesn't get updated till the
console is restarted. thxs paddy ;)

Hi,
This issue has been fixed and will be updated in the next
drop beta drop of SDK.
Thanks for reporting.
Hironmay Basu

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