today is my app release. on iOS everything works fine, but on android i noticed that the testing data of google play game services is still in the leaderboards!
i read that leaderboard data is resetted when publishing a game.. so why is the data still in there? will it take some more hours? (i published 3 hours ago)
or did i do anything wrong? for highscores it's not a problem, but i have a leaderboard called "total hours played" and theres a (wrong) testing data of 1100 hours. if i cannot delete this data it will be on rank 1 forever :(
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How much time will it take for Google to finish its review for a extension before it gets published to the Chrome Web Store?
Review times vary; some reviews complete in a few hours, others take many days, and in some cases a review can take several weeks
https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/faq#faq-listing-108
Long time no review, many days, few weeks. Our users can't wait. This is reason why we moved almost feature of extension from Chrome Extension to our own app
So it's weird. The review now take 10 days because they review all versions like its new. So if you make a push and have a small fix it's another 10 days. And sometimes it is more than 10 days.
This means a different strategy towards trying to get your extension deployed. First we are setting up a testing item in the Chrome Store Dev Section so that we can test our extension extensively in Chrome.
Second we are looking at using eval() in order to put our code in a wrapper. We already do this for FF and Safari. The real goal is to move more and more of the processing to the back end so that the need for a deployment becomes rarer.
This sounds like a lot of hoops but if you look at it from Chrome's end and the issues they have had around people doing bad things with extensions this is the price that has to be paid in order to be able to make extensions from their point of view.
In short, getting page information for my notes through the OneNote API has data that lags by about 3 days. Why is this the case (I assume only for me) and how can this be fixed?
I'm working on a personal R program to read my OneNote Notes. Got it up and running about a week ago. Authentication works fine and I can use GET requests to get information from the OneNote API. However, the information that is returned about my OneNote pages (using GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/onenote/pages) is about 3 days old. New notes from the past 3 days and changes made in the last 3 days are not reflected in this data. It is not frozen in time, i.e. checking tomorrow will give me information that is 3 days behind tomorrow. This is not solely an issue with my application, as the same behavior/results are produced through the Microsoft Graph Explorer. Does anyone have insight on how to fix this?
I can confirm this behavior is still true as of Jan. 30. Calls to get the pages of a section, or pages in general return indexes of very stale information. To test, delete or create a bunch of pages in your OneNote account, then call in the API Explorer:
GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/onenote/pages
You will be given information about deleted pages, and no new information for at least days after these changes have been made. If you follow the returned 'contentUrl' properties for deleted pages, the content does not exist.
It seems other endpoints in the OneNote API are not subject to this same problem. Adding/removing/updating sections, for example, results in immediate changes to the results from the API.
Sorry to hear that. Just to clarify, are you using your personal account or work account for auth?
I recently created the first 2 apps of my life and triggered the publication process. I noticed that Microsoft services certifies apps within a day or two now it has been almost 4 days and there is no news of the certification passing or failing. Please tell me how i can get my app certified faster.
Microsoft says it usually takes 16 Hours for Certification. But that is totally not the case. One of my app's Last certification took 2 days (This app had FB, Twitter and Youtube Integration). i updated another app before that with minimum functionality and it took less than 10 Hrs.( this was a very simple app helpful for developers )
Here is the URL that describes Certification process
I have a Google Spreadsheet addon that has been running for a while now.
A few days ago, due to to a change that happened on my company's server side, I submitted a new version to be published. Usually, this takes about 30 minutes. However, this time I got a notice that my update should be reviewed.
I've got 2 issues:
1. It has been days, and the item is still pending review
2. Another back-end change caused my first fix to be insufficient; however, I cannot push a newer version while the current is under review.
My addon is currently not functional, so I'm hoping to get a quick resolution.
How can I unsubmit the existing published version?
You can fill this form, so your issue can be attended by Google: https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/contact/developer_support/?hl=en
I have written an entire application to do one and only one thing, notify the people on a shared folder in drive that a new file has been added to the folder. the fact i had to write the application is baffling to me but whatever.
The person generating the content clicks on the notify button when he adds a new file, which on a good day would be about 2 or 3 hundred times, the system will go out, find the new files, get the list of people its shared with based on the folder, and generate an email for those people saying their file is ready to download via the link in the email.
my problem is he starts work about 8 in the morning and about 9 in the morning he gets a notification that he has hit the email quota for the day.
so, just to save time let me answer some of the mundane questions
he has a google apps for business account
no, he can not simply click the notify button less each day. he typically works on
a 5 to 15 minute turn around time for the files
in a given year he averages about 14,000 files added to the system with 200 clients
and i would guess about 600 emails a day.
yes, i have rewritten the app several times now to minimize the number of times the api's are called. I can't go any less than i am currently calling them because the toolset just isn't that good.
the server that ran this system previously was a P4 1 gig processor with 2 gigs of ram
and a 500 gig hard drive that sits in his basement on the end of a
128k ISDN line. that server handled this task well for over 10
years, i think google can handle the load
none of his clients have gmail accounts to be notified of new files as a shared folder
i have his credit card ready to upgrade the quota for the gmailapp api and the driveapp api inside the google app script language and i only need to know what screen to enter it to upgrade these quotas.
Am i going to have to rewrite this app yet again as a GAE app to make this work as expected?
thanks
As an update, it turns out no-one is sure if these limits can be increased. Therefor I rewrote the app in GAE. At least with that framework and Drive API, if he ever hits any of the limits for the free account, he can be back up and running in minutes with a credit card, not have his entire business unceremoniously shut down for 24 hours with App Script.
Thank you all