Android Google Analytics and Dimensions

So, we are using the new GA version for Android.

We have an entry and exit mechanism that we track using custom measurements in a session ...

So, when we go through analytics testing, we get events that appear as logouts when the method that logs the event cannot be reached if the user is not logged in.

My question is, how does a GA submission handle items when something about the session changes before the next submission?

those.

Launch the application

execute event A, execute event B, execute event C

Login and change dimesions session

execute event D, execute event E, execute event F

SENDING

Will ac events display as logged out and df during login? or will they all be displayed as being logged out, since it was a measurement state that was applied to the session when the send queue began to receive hits?

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User measurements in the session area taken in the session will take the last value that they were set during the session.

Allows you to distract this issue from the weather or not log in or log out. Suppose you have a session, and during this session you send your pageviews each with a different value for the ga: dimension1 custom session size. What value do you expect from a measurement when you request events that have occurred in this session? You should probably expect this to be the last value you set.

So, what can we learn about the EventA event and the C event that you mentioned, moving on to a custom dimension limited by the session? you can find out that these events occurred during the session at which the user was logged in, and not that the user was logged in when these events occurred.

Changing a custom dimension value limited to a session does not create a new session. If you want to track the state in which the crash occurred, you might need a custom size with limited access.

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