I have to Turn on "Google Developer Console" in my "Admin Console > Apps > Additional Google Services" but I can't find it.
I am Super-Admin.
I need to use Google Maps API.
I have run into this to that the Developer Console as a G-Suite Business User. Support told me that this is a bug and I'm not the only one.
At this time there is no fix/workaround.
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I can't find "Begin Upgrade" at Firebase > Dashboard as described at https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/10960488
Is it because I already upgraded (I can't remember that...), or my project can't be upgraded due to eligibility issues?
UPDATE:
I followed the steps provided by Matias N Goldberg (thank you!), and it appears that Google Analytics is upgraded for my two projects.
However, even though both projects are upgraded, one project shows old UI while the other shows the new UI (e.g. "Add Filter" vs. "Add Comparison")
Why is that?
Screenshots followed:
Project 1:
Project 2:
Go to Project Overview -> Project Settings -> Integration -> Google Analytics -> Manage
If you haven't upgraded yet the following should appear:
If it doesn't appear, then you already upgraded or there is a bug (this feature just rolled out so expect possible trouble)
After a successful upgrade, you should see "Linked Google Analytics account" like in this picture:
I've been trying to figure this out for several hours with no luck.
In older Flutter projects within Android Studio the Firebase Assistant appears in my Menu Tool-> Firebase; however, when I start new Flutter projects Firebase Assistant does not appear in the Tool's menu. Trying to open Firebase using search, produces a search result, but launching it fails (just an endless loading screen).
I've tried all of the listed items in these previously asked questions:
Firebase assistant not showing in Android Studio 3.4.1
Unable to find Tools > Firebase in Android studio 2.2.3
Firebase assistant not showing in Studio 2.2.3
I am using Android Studio 4.2.1
I've run updates on everything that I can think of to update.
The generally accepted answer in the previously asked questions referenced above is to ensure that the three Firebase plugins are enabled. I've verified that they are:
In older projects where Firebase Assistant appears in the Tools menu, if I disable the three plugins and restart, Firebase Assistant disappears from old projects. When I then re-enable them and restart, Firebase Assistant returns to the Tools menu in older projects. However, in a freshly created Flutter project, disabling and re-enabling the plugins does not cause Firebase Assistant to appear in the tools menu.
One person suggested making sure that you are logged into your Google account. I'm logged in, but that doesn't change anything.
I don't understand why it is available in old projects, but not in new projects.
I assume I'm simply overlooking something.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
EDIT:
Since posting this question, I have tried completely uninstalling Android Studio and performing a clean install of it, Flutter and Dart. However, I have the same result. Older projects have Firebase Assistant and new projects don't.
While trying to figure out the differences between the two projects in the hope of finding something which might explain why one project does have the Firebase Assistant available and new projects do not have Firebase Assistant available, despite having all the same plugins, build.gradle information and pubspec.yaml information, I happened to notice one difference.
In my older projects, the ones that have Firebase Assistant available, if I right click on the project's lib folder and try to add a folder, instead of being able to add a "directory", it gives me the option to add a "package". Here is a screenshot of what it looks like:
However, in my new projects, the menu looks different. It says "directory" instead of "package" as shown here:
I don't know if whatever is different about my projects that is causing one to say "package" and the other to say "directory" is the reason that the project with "package" in the menu has access to Firebase Assistant, while the one with "directory" does not; however, I suspect that it might be.
I haven't been able to find anything that explains why one project would have "package" while another has "directory"; does anyone have an explanation? I would love to test out whether that difference is the reason Firebase Assistant isn't appearing.
You can try to run 'flutter clean', then re-sync the graddle.
I am assuming you are running android studio in administrator mode ? I had problems if I was not in administrator mode.
I think I'm doing everything correctly to build my Qt app for UWP, complete with symbols. I have published this app for PC via the Microsoft Store.
However when I look at the Microsoft Partner Center > Windows & Xbox > My App > Analytics > Health page, I see crashes and hangs but I'm unable to get additional information.
In the final "Failures" panel, it shows "Failure name" as "Unknown". When I download the data, I only get the following:
Failure name Hits Percentage
"[object Object]" "3" "100%"
What do I need to do to ensure I get useful crash reports?
As of June 6th 2016, is this check for alert still in effect for Google Player?
https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/6346016
On June 6th, we submitted several testing app which are supposed to generate the security warning message in alpha/beta channel of testing as well as tested pushing APK to production.
We are not able to reproduce any alert in Google Player Developer Console.
Is this policy has been lifted for any reason or is it because any thing else that I can not reproduce the warning? Thus we can only think our APK has no such issue?
No, the policy hasn't been changed. It's possible that you aren't getting alerts because the code is too complicated for the scanner to detect.
I want to create a small console application to return current Skype status of the local Skype application if it's running (online / away / do not disturb / invisible / offline) and write history of its changes to the text file.
How can I do this? Where to start?
tl;dr;
The status checking URL is gone, your best bet is the API.
Details
There is an API aimed at web developers integrating call functions on their sites. It seems highly restricted, completely missing status-checking and a lot of other functions from the old API:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn745882.aspx
Microsoft removed support for the old developer API at the end of 2013. A status-checking URL (http://mystatus.skype.com/[username].txt) was in place until early 2019. It is no longer available.
It required the Skype user to actively enable status checking from the web (it seems to be disabled by default). It could be enabled in Preferences -> Privacy by ticking Show my status on the web as of Skype version 6.19. If it was not enabled, the user would be shown as Offline.
You can use Skype4Py for this:
https://github.com/awahlig/skype4py
It has GET/SET USERSTATUS command
http://dev.skype.com/desktop-api-reference#COMMANDS