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Inconsistent max session time between Analytics V2 and react native #997
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Hi @lennartschoch thank you for bringing this to our attention- I will take a look over the next sprint |
Hi @lennartschoch so, our With that in mind, is the hard-coded value not working for you as in its leading to lost data or inconsistent reporting downstream? I'm not against updating this to work as you would expect, I just need to make sure it's in line with existing implementations and/or expectations on the Amplitude side. Please just let me know and we can go from there. Thanks! |
if you need any additional support please reach out the [email protected] thanks! |
Thanks a lot for the reply @alanjcharles and sorry for my delay in getting back to you. I was mainly wondering if this discrepancy was intentional, your explanation makes perfect sense! |
Hey there!
We're using Segment to integrate with Amplitude (through the Amplitude Actions destination) in both our web app (using Analytics V2) and React Native App. While working on a bug ticket, I took a look at your implementation of the Segment plugin that handles the session ID both on JS and on RN and I noticed that the implementations seem to differ quite a bit. Mainly, in Analytics V2, the sessions are limited to 30 minutes (and are kept longer as long as the user keeps sending events) while on RN, there is a hardcoded 5 min limit in the plugin:
Just wanted to check in if this is intentional or if this is a bug?
Thanks!
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