Hi Epic,
Since 5.3.0 Horde Analytics stopped functioning with no changes to the environment. I appreciate there has been lot of changes going in and this module is still in experimental. However, I have following questions :
1.) Is the documentation up to date ( Analytics.md )?
2.) Is there any missing step or regression that is making it non functional?
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I have following setup :
In DefaultEngine.ini :
[StudioTelemetry.Provider.Horde]
Name=HordeAnalytics
ProviderModule=AnalyticsET
UsageType=EditorAndClient
APIKeyET=HordeAnalytics.Dev
APIServerET=“<my server https url>”
APIEndpointET=“api/v1/telemetry/engine”
Project has studio telemetry enabled.
Under default.global.json :
"plugins": { "analytics": { "stores": [ { "id": "engine", "include": [ { "path": "$(HordeDir)/Defaults/default-metrics.telemetry.json" }, { "path": "$(HordeDir)/Defaults/default-views.telemetry.json" } ] } ] } }
I just see this :
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Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Abhishek Sagi
Hey there Abhishek,
I hope you are well. It seems like there is an issue with your include views… Do the files exist there within the Horde dir? This is relative to your globals.json, so presumably (with a default install, on Windows as an example), C:\Program Files\Epic Games\Horde\Server\Defaults\default-views.telemetry.json (specifically for views).
And to confirm, yes the Analytics.md should be up to date (which looks in alignment with what you’ve provided above).
Kind regards,
Julian
Hi Julian,
All good here hope you are doing well too. So, I tried playing around with include view paths but no luck.
So, the files do exist. I tried relative paths as well by omitting $(HordeDir)/Defaults/ but didn’t help
[Image Removed]FYI my Horde server is running on Linux docker container.
Hi Julian,
It was indeed include views that was the problem. I had it listed in multiple files : default.global.json and global.json so it was picking another path.
I fell trap to this bug Unreal Engine Issues and Bug Tracker (UE\-254494)
Thank you.