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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.

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We have just released an update that includes user properties when publishing to Amplitude from Avo. Enjoy!
You can now import your property bundles directly with the Avo Template. Here's how:
1.
Define Your Property Bundle
: Use the new columns to specify your bundle details:
  • Property Bundle Name
    : Name your bundle.
  • Property Bundle Description
    : Provide a brief description.
2.
Attach Your Bundle to an Event
: Link your property bundle to specific events using:
  • Event Property Bundle Name
    : Assign the bundle name to your event.
We just updated the payload when you export your schema as
JSON
.
These were backward compatible changes, so they are live for your next export. 🚀
Bug Fixes 🐛
  • Optional Lists are now defined as optional, instead of the values inside them.
New Additions ➕
  • userProperties
    array has been added to the
    event.rules.properties
    .
Array of user properties that are sent when the event is triggered.
  • groupProperties
    array has been added to the
    event.rules.properties
    .
Array of group properties that are sent when the event is triggered.
  • isSystemProperty
    field has been added to the property.
Set to true for properties that are system properties in Avo.
  • groupTypeId
    optional field has been added to the property object for groupProperties.
GroupTypeId referees which propertyGroup the group property is part of
  • propertyGroups
    array has been added to schema object
Array of PropertyGroups that exist in the schema.
  • actions
    array has been added to the
    event
    object.
action can be one of
  • logEvent | skipLogEvent
  • identify
  • unidentify
  • alias
  • revenue
  • page
  • updateGroups
Check out our documentation on the Export API for more information
We hope these changes make your JSON exports more detailed and descriptive. Let us know how it goes. 🙏
In this update, we're excited to introduce comprehensive group analytics for Rescript and ReasonML Node sources. This enhancement enables you to effortlessly work with group properties and associate users and events with specific groups. Explore new possibilities in data analysis and reporting with this valuable addition.
Triaging your data quality issues just got easier. We’re adding two changes to help you focus on the issues you want to act on and make it easier to work together to fix them. Here’s how our latest upgrades to Inspector will put the dreamwork back into your teamwork!
Set your issue status
Generic from Asana
You can now set your Issue Status to keep you and your team updated, whether you’re ready to get to work on an issue or happy to leave it until later.
You’ll be able to select from three types of status:
🔴
Unresolved: For issues that still need to be fixed
Unresolved
You can think of “Unresolved” issues as your data quality to-do list.
  • All new issues are automatically assigned the status “Unresolved”
  • By default, all unresolved issues are included in the all issues view and in all saved views
🟡 Ignored: For those issues that don’t require an immediate fix
Ignored
“Ignored” issues will show up in a separate tab under the issues view (and in your saved views) so they don’t clutter your workflow.
🟢 Resolved: For when you’ve fixed the issue
Resolved
Issues you’ve already fixed will no longer clog up your Inspector views. Resolved issues will live in a separate view so you can consider them “completed” and move on to other tasks.
  • Issues with this label are displayed in a separate tab under the issues view and within all saved views
  • Issues can be marked as “Resolved in” a time or release version when you expect the issue to be fixed. For example: resolved in the next release (e.g. release version 122.15.0) or resolved in 1 hour, or within 24 hours
To help you stay on top of recurring issues, any issue that reappears after you resolve it will be marked as a regression. If you have alerts enabled for Inspector Issues, you will be notified when the issue reappears.
Communicate via Activity Log and comments
Asana Activity Log
You can now stay in the loop on your issues (and who has interacted with them) via the new issue Activity Log. This lets you follow changes to your issue’s status and communicate with teammates on how an issue is going.
The Activity Log will show you
  • When an issue status was changed and by who
  • When a branch or task ticket was connected or removed
You can also leave comments on any issue while you fix it with your team. Tag your teammates to alert others to the issue you’re working on.
We can’t wait for you to try out these new ways to collaborate in Inspector. Check out Issue Status, comments, and Activity Log for yourself and let us know what you think.
As always, your feedback helps us make Avo better, so feel free to drop us a message at hi@avo.app or via the chat function in the bottom right corner. ✌️
We're pumped to announce our latest upgrade to Inspector, making it even more potent for our savvy users! For those who believe in the power of fine-tuning, this is the moment.
Introducing Release Filtering
You can now choose to only see issues impacting the latest, two latest or three latest releases. Select the "latest release" filter and you have a spotlight on issues tailored to the very heartbeat of your current apps.
CleanShot 2023-11-30 at 12
Why the Last Two or Three Releases?
Imagine this scenario: while the Inspector diligently analyzes the events of your newest release, the event volume might still be on the shy side. In such cases, you might see few or no issues from that release. This happens because the latest release might be too recent to have accumulated enough data for Inspector to find any anomalies.
By delving into the details of the last two or three releases, you keep your most recent issues in context while comparing them with the latest release. This ensures that you get a comprehensive view when the event volume is still ramping up.
The Devil—and the Insights—are in the Details
Dive deeper into the nitty-gritty details of any issue by a simple click in the issues table. It's not just about spotting problems; it's about understanding them better. Our updated details view brings clarity to the chaos, offering you the chance to compare app releases side by side, to better understand how the issue is trending across releases.
CleanShot 2023-11-30 at 12
Sometimes an issue might show up across more than one source. From the issue details you can see and navigate to the same issue for other sources. This lets you quickly check, for example, if your issue is present on web but not in iOS.
Check it out and let us know what you think! 📣
CleanShot 2023-11-24 at 14
Tired of the time-consuming task of adding properties to events in the Tracking Plan manager? We've listened, and we're excited to present a solution. Within the Properties table, you can now simply click the Events cell to magically access an editing popover that lets you toggle events on or off with ease, and effortlessly empowers you to search for events.
Sounds familiar? That’s because this is exactly like the Events table works. Try it now to elevate your analytics game – because managing properties should be as smooth as the insights they provide!
In response to your feedback we've refined Inspector issues to make your troubleshooting more straightforward. Each issue now represents a single data source, facilitating a clearer understanding and more efficient resolution process.
We've redesigned the issue details view, significantly improving legibility for a smoother investigative experience. We understand the interconnected nature of your work, and with this update, you can seamlessly navigate and view issues across different sources.
inspector-issue-details
We're working diligently to improve Inspector issues even further so stay tuned! Feel free to reach out with any thoughts or questions - your feedback is invaluable. Thank you for being a part of our journey!
Great news for iOS developers, Avo Debugger version 1.4.1 is out now, bringing you enhanced debugging capabilities:
✨ Clear Events List
🔍 Filter by Event Name
🔤 Sort Properties Alphabetically
Available in both CocoaPods and Swift Package Manager.
Happy Debugging! 🛠️
Great news for Android developers, Avo Debugger version 1.1.0 is out now, bringing you enhanced debugging capabilities:
✨ Clear Events List
🔍 Filter by Event Name
🔤 Sort Properties Alphabetically
Happy Debugging! 🛠️
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