Release notes for the Adobe Analytics extension can be found here:Adobe Analytics Release Notes - Launch, by Adobe This includes support for AppMeasurement libraries as well. Details on AppMeasurement libraries can be found here:AppMeasurement for JavaScript

Is this still an issue for you? I have several variables defined in my global settings, and they appear to be tracking just fine.If it is still an issue for you, you can try using a rule that triggers unconditionally after every hit.

Once you publish to an environment, it creates a revision. You can modify and change things around as often as you'd like, which will be included in the same revision once published to an environment.

Coming soon! Copy/Replicate Adobe Launch Properties (Templates)

Hi Jennifer, were you able to get things up and running?If not, could you share more information on where you've deployed your plugins? Just want to make sure everything's set up correctly.

Kay, chatted with product management on this one, here's what I found:Right now everything is manual, but you can at least see the changes in the Publishing tabEarly 2019 you'll be able to click a link to copy the settings from an earlier revision into a new libraryLater on in 2019 you'll be able to...

Yeah, double check that the filters are implemented correctly, then wait a day, then look at that day's data. If it's working with that date range, you should be good. Unfortunately there's not much that can be done about the previously collected data.

Well it only works on data moving forward, not historical data. If internal URL filters were placed after data was collected for the date range you're looking at, they'll still be in the referrer report.I'd recommend updating your internal URL filters and make sure they're correct, wait a day, then ...

No, you do not need to specify the protocol. If you want to include all subdomains, you don't even need to include www.If you wanted to include everything on example.com, all you'd need is example.com and you'd be good.

It should be pretty easily tested, but I believe it returns #DIV/0! in Report Builder.