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],
"parameters": {
"filter": {
"description": "A selection predicate to retrieve only a subset of the issues. Counts in the returned error issues will only reflect occurrences that matched the filter. For filtering basics, please check [AIP-160](https://google.aip.dev/160). ** Supported field names:** * `apiLevel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested Android versions (specified as the numeric API level) only. Example: `apiLevel = 28 OR apiLevel = 29`. * `versionCode`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested app version codes only. Example: `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = 456`. * `deviceModel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested devices. Example: `deviceModel = \"google/walleye\" OR deviceModel = \"google/marlin\"`. * `deviceBrand`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example: `deviceBrand = \"Google\". * `deviceType`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device types. Example: `deviceType = \"PHONE\"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error issues of the requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error issues on the process state of an app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error issues that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field, e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not a valid filter. ** Examples ** Some valid filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH)`",
"description": "A selection predicate to retrieve only a subset of the issues. Counts in the returned error issues will only reflect occurrences that matched the filter. For filtering basics, please check [AIP-160](https://google.aip.dev/160). ** Supported field names:** * `apiLevel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested Android versions (specified as the numeric API level) only. Example: `apiLevel = 28 OR apiLevel = 29`. * `versionCode`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested app version codes only. Example: `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = 456`. * `deviceModel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested devices. Example: `deviceModel = \"google/walleye\" OR deviceModel = \"google/marlin\"`. * `deviceBrand`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example: `deviceBrand = \"Google\". * `deviceType`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device types. Example: `deviceType = \"PHONE\"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error issues of the requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`, `NON_FATAL`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error issues on the process state of an app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error issues that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field, e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not a valid filter. ** Examples ** Some valid filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH)`",
"location": "query",
"type": "string"
},
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],
"parameters": {
"filter": {
"description": "A selection predicate to retrieve only a subset of the reports. For filtering basics, please check [AIP-160](https://google.aip.dev/160). ** Supported field names:** * `apiLevel`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested Android versions (specified as the numeric API level) only. Example: `apiLevel = 28 OR apiLevel = 29`. * `versionCode`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested app version codes only. Example: `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = 456`. * `deviceModel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested devices. Example: `deviceModel = \"google/walleye\" OR deviceModel = \"google/marlin\"`. * `deviceBrand`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example: `deviceBrand = \"Google\". * `deviceType`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested device types. Example: `deviceType = \"PHONE\"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error reports of the requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. * `errorIssueId`: Matches error reports belonging to the requested error issue ids only. Example: `errorIssueId = 1234 OR errorIssueId = 4567`. * `errorReportId`: Matches error reports with the requested error report id. Example: `errorReportId = 1234 OR errorReportId = 4567`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error reports on the process state of an app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error reports that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field, e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = ANR`. The filter expression `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not valid. ** Examples ** Some valid filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH)`",
"description": "A selection predicate to retrieve only a subset of the reports. For filtering basics, please check [AIP-160](https://google.aip.dev/160). ** Supported field names:** * `apiLevel`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested Android versions (specified as the numeric API level) only. Example: `apiLevel = 28 OR apiLevel = 29`. * `versionCode`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested app version codes only. Example: `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = 456`. * `deviceModel`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested devices. Example: `deviceModel = \"google/walleye\" OR deviceModel = \"google/marlin\"`. * `deviceBrand`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example: `deviceBrand = \"Google\". * `deviceType`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested device types. Example: `deviceType = \"PHONE\"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error reports of the requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`, `NON_FATAL`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. * `errorIssueId`: Matches error reports belonging to the requested error issue ids only. Example: `errorIssueId = 1234 OR errorIssueId = 4567`. * `errorReportId`: Matches error reports with the requested error report id. Example: `errorReportId = 1234 OR errorReportId = 4567`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error reports on the process state of an app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error reports that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field, e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = ANR`. The filter expression `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not valid. ** Examples ** Some valid filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH)`",
"location": "query",
"type": "string"
},
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}
}
},
"revision": "20241120",
"revision": "20241128",
"rootUrl": "https://playdeveloperreporting.googleapis.com/",
"schemas": {
"GooglePlayDeveloperReportingV1beta1Anomaly": {
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/// error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example: `deviceBrand = "Google". *
/// `deviceType`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device types. Example:
/// `deviceType = "PHONE"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error issues of the requested types only.
/// Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. *
/// `appProcessState`: Matches error issues on the process state of an app, indicating whether an
/// app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`,
/// `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error issues
/// that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. **
/// Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported comparison operator is
/// equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical
/// Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex filters following a
/// conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes
/// precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building CNF. The `OR`
/// operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field, e.g.,
/// `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not a valid filter. ** Examples ** Some valid
/// filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123 AND
/// errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR
/// Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`, `NON_FATAL`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR
/// errorIssueType = ANR`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error issues on the process state of an app,
/// indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid candidates:
/// `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`:
/// Matches error issues that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any operators. Example:
/// `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The only supported
/// comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand side of the
/// comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to build complex
/// filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of disjunctions. The `OR`
/// operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not necessary when building
/// CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that apply to the same field,
/// e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not a valid filter. ** Examples ** Some
/// valid filtering expressions: * `versionCode = 123 AND errorIssueType = ANR` * `versionCode = 123
/// AND errorIssueType = OR errorIssueType = CRASH` * `versionCode = 123 AND (errorIssueType = OR
/// errorIssueType = CRASH)`
/// </summary>
[Google.Apis.Util.RequestParameterAttribute("filter", Google.Apis.Util.RequestParameterType.Query)]
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/// `deviceBrand`: Matches error issues that occurred in the requested device brands. Example:
/// `deviceBrand = "Google". * `deviceType`: Matches error reports that occurred in the requested
/// device types. Example: `deviceType = "PHONE"`. * `errorIssueType`: Matches error reports of the
/// requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`. Example: `errorIssueType = CRASH OR
/// errorIssueType = ANR`. * `errorIssueId`: Matches error reports belonging to the requested error
/// issue ids only. Example: `errorIssueId = 1234 OR errorIssueId = 4567`. * `errorReportId`:
/// Matches error reports with the requested error report id. Example: `errorReportId = 1234 OR
/// errorReportId = 4567`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error reports on the process state of an
/// app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or background. Valid
/// candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState = FOREGROUND`. *
/// `isUserPerceived`: Matches error reports that are user-perceived. It is not accompanied by any
/// operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison operators: The
/// only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on the left hand
/// side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can be used to
/// build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions of
/// disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not
/// requested types only. Valid candidates: `CRASH`, `ANR`, `NON_FATAL`. Example: `errorIssueType =
/// CRASH OR errorIssueType = ANR`. * `errorIssueId`: Matches error reports belonging to the
/// requested error issue ids only. Example: `errorIssueId = 1234 OR errorIssueId = 4567`. *
/// `errorReportId`: Matches error reports with the requested error report id. Example:
/// `errorReportId = 1234 OR errorReportId = 4567`. * `appProcessState`: Matches error reports on
/// the process state of an app, indicating whether an app runs in the foreground (user-visible) or
/// background. Valid candidates: `FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`. Example: `appProcessState =
/// FOREGROUND`. * `isUserPerceived`: Matches error reports that are user-perceived. It is not
/// accompanied by any operators. Example: `isUserPerceived`. ** Supported operators:** * Comparison
/// operators: The only supported comparison operator is equality. The filtered field must appear on
/// the left hand side of the comparison. * Logical Operators: Logical operators `AND` and `OR` can
/// be used to build complex filters following a conjunctive normal form (CNF), i.e., conjunctions
/// of disjunctions. The `OR` operator takes precedence over `AND` so the use of parenthesis is not
/// necessary when building CNF. The `OR` operator is only supported to build disjunctions that
/// apply to the same field, e.g., `versionCode = 123 OR versionCode = ANR`. The filter expression
/// `versionCode = 123 OR errorIssueType = ANR` is not valid. ** Examples ** Some valid filtering
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<!-- nupkg information -->
<PropertyGroup>
<Title>Google.Apis.Playdeveloperreporting.v1beta1 Client Library</Title>
<Version>1.68.0.3611</Version>
<Version>1.68.0.3619</Version>
<Authors>Google LLC</Authors>
<Copyright>Copyright 2024 Google LLC</Copyright>
<PackageTags>Google</PackageTags>
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