I have a test suite for my Android app, and all unit tests run fine. However, whenever I make a single change in one of my unit test classes (for example, ModelUnitTests), when trying to run that class again, I get this message
If you are working on a team, check all your build.gradle files to make sure nobody is disabling the test tasks. I had the 'empty test suite' error and eventually found it was caused by the following in build.gradle at the project root:
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Android tablet getting pretty good. And there is no combination in it if you add the affinity suite. There is no full creative apps in Android it would be amazing if we could have apps like the affinity suite.
I agree, I think an Android version-especially of Affinity Photo, if not the whole suite--would be fabulous. It's a shame that you only offer software for Apple IOS when Andoid is considerably more popular worldwide. Although the design industry loves Mac and Apple products, many have opted for Windows and Android for economic reasons.
I think Affinity would have a good market for this. The only real competitor on the Play store currently is Infinite Designer, which is not as full featured as Affinity Designer (yeah the names are super close ).
My workflow is primarily on my Windows desktop so this is not a prevalent issue, but I have been wanting to purchase a tablet to sketch and design on the go. Since my phone is Android, and my PC is Windows, I wanted to pursue an Android tablet, preferably the new S7 plus because of its top of the line hardware (it now supports Clip Studio, and Android plays better with Windows than iOS does). The issue comes down to the lack of professional design software/apps, especially in vector art.
My hope is that Samsung will specifically reach out to Affinity, like they did Clip Studio, and work with them to bring the Affinity suite to at least Samsung products. If that is successful maybe development could proceed to other android devices.
There are many of us who work on Android devices that would gladly buy a license for Affinity products on the Play store.
I personally can't stand apple products.
There are also many apps that are designed for specific android tablets/phones and are not supported on others.
The app could be supported on like the higher end Samsung tablets and none of the knockoff or cheap ones that wouldn't run an app like a vector or photo program anyways.
Then, just like the iPad there is only a need to support a few tablets.
It's pretty simple.
I'm not a full time graphic artist but I do quite a bit of it. It would be nice to have a really good option when I have free time at work, I could work on some stuff on my tablet.
Hi!
We have a global report suite set to get data from all our websites. However, it was not including our app (it can redirect to our sites also). So I went to the report suite, enabled the app data, went to the app data collection property, and also added the global report suite there.
When I go to our report on analytics and try to create a flow using report suit as an entry point, the app report suite does not show there. Is there something else I should do? For the sites, we also mapped out the report suite as an eVar. Would that be the issue? that we don't have a report suite eVar set for the app?
If it is the later, how can I set an eVar for mobile app now that we don't have mobile services anymore? is it through launch like a website (after creating the eVar) or via RS using processing rules?
thanks in advance
In your case, the report suite won't change in the middle of using the app, so your developers can set the value once, then attach it to all calls (or as I said, you could use Adobe Launch to just append this - which might be easier....)
This will append your context variable to your server calls, and since the value of the report suite shouldn't be changing (unless you are using one Launch property to drive multiple suites - then this won't work)
Make sure you test this first in a QA or Dev suite... processing rules will change the value of your dimensions, so you want to be sure the rules are working correctly before adding to prod... if something breaks there is no way to get the old values back.
Then if you aren't using Assurance, you will need to make sure that ALL your processing rules are configured to properly collect your data.... the tricky part here is waiting an hour to see the data appear in a report... and right now, this already seems like having your data even arrive to the suite is in question....
Thanks for your help Jen!
So in regard to the Assurance, we included it in our sprint and should have it deployed soon. This way will be easier to tell. Right now Ive been checking our data using the real-time option or testing in the development environment (we have a report suite only for that also).
So I just have a talk with one of our devs... hope this will make sense.
We have a plugin done in Cordova where the javascript codes for android and IOS are, and where the adobe SDK implementation was done. After that, a wrapper was indeed created for the app system (it is not web app) we are using, also creating a plugin where the cordova one was inserted. So this way we have the lifecycles, thus we do have to do the SDK testing like you mentioned.
even the trackaction was done in a way that we can set up the actions on the system side of it instead of having to add anything to the native code. When I mentioned renaming the actions, I meant the ones added into the code that appears here "AMACTION:" (custom link).
Our idea for the future is ex the example you mentioned.. for instance, I want to be able to get the number of forms that were submitted via app and via web (creating a segment with both for instance, and having a macro view).
So back to basics, for our devs to create context data in this case (for user ID, Report suite, and any other case we might need), should it be done inside the cordova with the original codes?
Hi Jen, sorry to open this topic again. We are in the implementation stage of this..
To sums up, each of our apps have a report suite eVar. So when on the global report, I can filter unique visitors for instance by "website1" report suite.
However, as mentioned in this thread, Ive to create one for the app.
In this case, the devs need to create a context variable in the app. I like your suggestion to use "myapp.userId" for instance.
So in the case of report suite, how should the devs implement? "nameofmyapp.nameofthereportsuite", or "nameofmyapp.reportsuite".
Once the context data is added in the app, Ive to create an eVar called Report Suite (if all my sites and global report have eVar5 as report suite, the app also has to be eVar5, correct?), and after that a processing rule. Did I get it all right?
if so, I just need clarification on how to create the context data in the app.
thanks in advance
So either .reportsuite or .nameofthereportsuite would work.... generally I would probably go for the shorter name (it's just a little easier to deal with in in Processing Rules, and a little cleaner to read).
Now, here is another option..IF you only have one app, you could also just set eVar5 with processing rules directly.... you can use a rule like "if app.id is set" and then hardcode the reportsuite value. Or you could append a context variable with Launch.... Launch is limited in what it can do on mobile apps, but in theory, since the app is going to be sent to a specific report suite, you could create a rule to append a context variable to all your calls with one set value. 0852c4b9a8
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