package google.events.firebase.firebasealerts.v1

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The data within all Firebase Alerts.

Used in: AlertPublishedEvent

• optional protobuf.Timestamp create_time = 1

  Time that the event has created

• optional protobuf.Timestamp end_time = 2

  Time that the event has ended. Optional, only present for alertsthat are ongoing

• optional protobuf.Struct payload = 3

  Payload of the event, which includes the details of the specific alert. It's a map of keys of String type and values of various types

The CloudEvent raised when a alert has been published by Firebase Alerts.

• optional AlertData data = 1

  The data associated with the event.

• string feedback_report = 1

  Resource name. Format: projects/{project_number}/apps/{app_id}/releases/{release_id}/feedbackReports/{feedback_id}

• string feedback_console_uri = 8

  Deep link back to the Firebase console.

• string tester_name = 2

  Name of the tester.

• string tester_email = 3

  Email address of the tester.

• string app_version = 9

  Version consisting of `versionName` and `versionCode` for Android and `CFBundleShortVersionString` and `CFBundleVersion` for iOS.

• string text = 6

  Text entered by the tester.

• string screenshot_uri = 7

  URI to download screenshot. This URI is fast expiring.

• string tester_name = 1

• string tester_email = 2

• string tester_device_model_name = 3

• string tester_device_identifier = 4

• string billing_plan = 1

  A Firebase plan

• string notification_type = 2

  The type of the notification, e.g. upgrade, downgrade

• string billing_plan = 1

  A Firebase plan

• string principal_email = 2

  The email address of the person that triggered billing plan change

• string notification_type = 3

  The type of the notification, e.g. upgrade, downgrade

Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

Used in: CrashlyticsNewAnrIssuePayload, CrashlyticsNewFatalIssuePayload, CrashlyticsNewNonfatalIssuePayload, CrashlyticsRegressionAlertPayload, CrashlyticsStabilityDigestPayload.TrendingIssueDetails, CrashlyticsVelocityAlertPayload

• string id = 1

• string title = 2

• string subtitle = 3

• string app_version = 4

• string app_version = 1

• string uuid = 2

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 1

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 1

  Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 1

  Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

• string type = 1

  The type of the Crashlytics issue, e.g. new fatal, new nonfatal, ANR

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 2

  Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

• optional protobuf.Timestamp resolve_time = 3

  The time that the Crashlytics issues was most recently resolved before it began to reoccur

• optional type.Date digest_date = 5

  The date that the digest gets created, issues in the digest should have the same date as the digest date

• repeated CrashlyticsStabilityDigestPayload.TrendingIssueDetails trending_issues = 6

  A stability digest contains several trending Crashlytics issues

Used in: CrashlyticsStabilityDigestPayload

• string type = 1

  The type of the Crashlytics issue, e.g. new fatal, new nonfatal, ANR

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 2

  Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

• int64 event_count = 3

  The number of crashes that occurred with the issue

• int64 user_count = 4

  The number of distinct users that were affected by the issue

• optional CrashlyticsIssue issue = 1

  Basic information of the Crashlytics issue

• optional protobuf.Timestamp create_time = 2

  The time that the Crashlytics issue gets created

• int64 crash_count = 3

  The number of user sessions for the given app version that had this specific crash issue in the time period used to trigger the velocity alert, which is currently 1h

• double crash_percentage = 4

  The percentage of user sessions for the given app version that had this specific crash issue in the time period used to trigger the velocity alert, which is currently 1h

• string first_version = 5

  The first app version where this issue was seen, and not necessarily the version that has triggered the alert

• string event_name = 1

  Name of the trace or network request this alert is for (e.g. my_custom_trace, firebase.com/api/123)

• string event_type = 2

  The resource type this alert is for (i.e. trace, network request, screen rendering, etc.)

• string metric_type = 3

  The metric type this alert is for (i.e. success rate, response time, duration, etc.)

• int64 num_samples = 4

  The number of events checked for this alert condition

• float threshold_value = 5

  The threshold value of the alert condition without units (e.g. "75", "2.1")

• string threshold_unit = 6

  The unit for the alert threshold (e.g. "percent", "seconds")

• int32 condition_percentile = 7

  The percentile of the alert condition, can be 0 if percentile is not applicable to the alert condition; range: [0, 100]

• string app_version = 8

  The app version this alert was triggered for, can be empty if the alert is for a network request (because the alert was checked against data from all versions of app) or a web app (where the app is versionless)

• float violation_value = 9

  The value that violated the alert condition (e.g. "76.5", "3")

• string violation_unit = 10

  The unit for the violation value (e.g. "percent", "seconds")

• string investigate_uri = 11

  The link to Fireconsole to investigate more into this alert