If you still can't find the source of your script, try another browser if possible. I sometimes also had a problem with a custom Firefox, whereas Chrome was fine. Then within the code, you should be able to find the rule by its name.Each Rule is a JavaScript object starting with it's id and name, fo...

Still not sure I understand you correctly, sorry. If I open the developer console I can see all scripts from Adobe and can debug them. Your custom code can be found in a script called: launch-HASH.min.js whereas the HASH part is dependent on your company, property and environment and for development...

Not sure if I understand you correctly, but most browsers have some developer tools (F12), where you can select the loaded resources and add breakpoints to them. The ones from Chrome beeing the best and the ones from IE/Edge the worst. It is easier if you include the non minified launch script in yo...

No, you cannot roll back the extension versions in Launch, which contains a fixed version of AppMeasurement.js. I faced the same issue once, when there was a bug introduced in AppMesurement.js regarding clearVariables action.

This was an error on my side, the library wasn't properly built.

We have multiple mobile properties which were created at different times. Between the first property we create and the others something changed within Launch and now we struggle to get the configuration JSON.On the environment screen you can copy the id or code snippets. The environment file id was ...

This idea was already provided and should come soon: Include the name of the Rule in configuration screens

I still would root for an additional flat zip option, where all files are directly part of the zip without subfolders as they are only relevant for CDN and not self hostet.

And please also add the documentation about ECID on the extension developer page:Adobe Experience Platform Launch Ben should have noticed you regarding this on internal channels as well.

Maybe someone from Adobe has a better idea, but it seemed the most simple solution and adding an option that checks a cookie or a js variable would make it more flexible.