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VisuandLeo Zhan f576ad5f6b Fireperf: dropping app start events when they are prewarmed. (#9104)
* Prototype of dropping app start events when they are prewarmed.

* fixing a bug and adding tests for isApplicationPrewarmed

* remove comments

* formatting

* added a plist flag to disable double dispatch

* adding RC

* formatting

* use GULAppEnvironmentUtil for checking iOS version

* add tests

* formatting

* comment

* drop counters

* dropped _as duration counter

* formatting

* Revert "formatting"

This reverts commit bd6b82b79c.

* Revert "dropped _as duration counter"

This reverts commit ef8a901000.

* Revert "drop counters"

This reverts commit 38d20320dd.

* fix most PR comments

* enum

* formatting

* move dropping all events out of isApplicationPreWarmed

* fix tests

* formatting

* default to OnlyActivePrewarm

* code review changes

* formatting

* fix names in comments

* comments

* formatting

* fix test name

Co-authored-by: Leo Zhan <zhanl@google.com>
2022-02-01 12:25:39 -08:00
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Firebase Performance Monitoring

Firebase Performance Monitoring is a free mobile app performance analytics service. It provides detailed information about the performance of your apps automatically, but works at its best with Timers set by you. For more information about app performance and many other cool mobile services, check out Firebase.

Prereqs

  • gem install --user cocoapods cocoapods-generate

To develop on Firebase Performance

  • Run sh generate_project.sh

The above command should be sufficient for most scenarios. Few more options listed below.

Generate project for Prod environment

  • sh generate_project.sh -e "prod"

Generate project for Autopush environment. The events generated for the Autopush environment will not be available on the console outside of Google as these are processed on our staging servers.

  • sh generate_project.sh (or) sh generate_project.sh -e "autopush"

Re-generate XCode project by deleting old XCode project

  • sh generate_project.sh -c