require "gameNetwork" didn't enable Corona Launchpad (Ad Hoc certificate used)

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#1

I included require “gameNetwork” in my main.lua file, and made a device build using Ad Hoc certificate while my config.lua includes launchPad = false. API reference page says “Note: Adding “require gameNetwork” to your code will enable Corona Launchpad regardless of the setting in config.lua.”, so I fully expected to see this build appearing in my LaunchPad (and I went there to delete this test build from the Analytics), but I don’t see it there at all.

Could this be because I used the Ad Hoc certificate (not the distribution certificate for app store submission)? If so, maybe adding the distinction for Ad Hoc may be a good idea.

Naomi
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#2

I can check but I don’t think the certificate matters. As a test did you try commenting out the launchPad line of code and see if your app shows up?

-Tom [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 72212[/import]

#3

Hi Tom, I just tested it – meaning, I commented out the launchPad line from config.lua, built it using AdHoc, and I see the game in my Analytics.

Naomi [import]uid: 67217 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 72231[/import]

#4

Rather old thread but seems to be the most relevant post i can find.

I have been doing adhoc cert builds for weeks now yet i see no data showing up in launchpad.

I have the following in a file that manages my gamenetwork interaction

declare(“gameNetwork”)
local gameNetwork = require “gameNetwork”
So from what i have read it should all be automatic and i should see something in launchpad for my testing on my ios devices.

but … i must be missing something

Any help would be … well helpful :slight_smile: [import]uid: 118012 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 97003[/import]

#5

Hey, @mslack, if you want to see your app on LaunchPad, you may want to explicitly set the launchPad to true in your config.lua (see below). I had the launchPad set to false in config.lua, but I require “gameNetwork”. However, whether I use AdHoc or distribution certificate for device build, it never shows up on my LaunchPad Dashboard. So, for the time being, requiring “gameNetwork” may not automatically enable LaunchPad.

Naomi

[lua]application =
{
launchPad = true,
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#6

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, i am still having no luck. I tried setting my config as:

application =
{
 launchPad = true,

 content =
 {
 width = 320,
 height = 480,
 scale = "letterBox",
 fps = 30,

 imageSuffix =
 {
 ["-x20"] = 2.0,
 ["-x40"] = 4.0,
 },

 }
}

Did a build for my iPad then ran the app … that was 12 hours ago now … still no analytics.

I assume that the LaunchPad analytics are different than the analytics as described in the API for the Flury analytics https://developer.anscamobile.com/reference/index/analytics as i did not include any of that in my code.

Any idea on the time to wait for data to show up?

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#7

So it appears that for one reason or another launchpad stats just started showing up. It has data going back more than a month so guess it has been working since i started doing adhoc deployment.

for anyone that may follow … No clues why it was not showing up till now on the Launchpad site.

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#8

Strange. Thanks for letting us know. With my Launchpad, I still don’t see any build. I’ve built lots and lots of AdHoc build as well as iTunes ready distribution build – but nothing ever shows up on Launchpad, even though I require gameNetwork.

Naomi [import]uid: 67217 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 100383[/import]

#9

Just thought of one thing … i did a distribution build for the first time yesterday evening and ran it on the ios simulator … perhaps something related to that … only thing on my side that i can see that is different. I have been checking fairly regularly to see if data is showing up so it would fit my recollection

So maybe one clue :slight_smile: [import]uid: 118012 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 100389[/import]

#10

@mslack, thanks for the additional clue. Maybe Ansca will eventually figure this one out…

Naomi [import]uid: 67217 topic_id: 18721 reply_id: 100394[/import]