Firebase Analytics had manual screen view tracking quit messed up until recently.
Before:
They have the predefined screen_view, but you would get an error if trying to manually send it. You should use setScreenName(), but it had the issue that, due to automatic activity tracking, two screen_view events would get logged. (setScreenName() was not anyway exposed in this plugin. Just mentioning it to tell the whole story.)
Now:
They deprecated setScreenName() and now you can submit screen_view events manually, which gets us rid of the mentioned issues. For that to work, you need Firebase Analytics 17.5.0.
My request is therefore to upgrade the relevant library, like this:
com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics:17.5.0
I've done it for my game and it's working fine.
By the way, since I'm only using Analytics, that's actually the only entry I've left in Firebase.release.gdap. I've even removed androidx.work:work-runtime:2.3.4 and com.google.guava:guava:29.0-android since they don't seem to be needed, at least for it. Are they really needed for the other Firebase packages?
I take the opportunity to thank you for this Firebase integration. It works fine and saves a lot of time.
Firebase Analytics had manual screen view tracking quit messed up until recently.
Before: They have the predefined
screen_view, but you would get an error if trying to manually send it. You should usesetScreenName(), but it had the issue that, due to automatic activity tracking, twoscreen_viewevents would get logged. (setScreenName()was not anyway exposed in this plugin. Just mentioning it to tell the whole story.)Now: They deprecated
setScreenName()and now you can submitscreen_viewevents manually, which gets us rid of the mentioned issues. For that to work, you need Firebase Analytics 17.5.0.My request is therefore to upgrade the relevant library, like this:
I've done it for my game and it's working fine.
By the way, since I'm only using Analytics, that's actually the only entry I've left in
Firebase.release.gdap. I've even removedandroidx.work:work-runtime:2.3.4andcom.google.guava:guava:29.0-androidsince they don't seem to be needed, at least for it. Are they really needed for the other Firebase packages?I take the opportunity to thank you for this Firebase integration. It works fine and saves a lot of time.