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In the Firebase Events view, there is a dimension called Firebase User ID that defaults to user_pseudo_id (and returns user_id instead of user_pseudo_id is null). This has the undesired effect that the number_of_users measure calculated the number of app instances, not the number of app accounts.
In other words, if a user (with a given user_id) logs into the app twice (resulting in two user_pseudo_id values), the number_of_users measure will return 2 instead of 1. That is probably not what most Looker users will expect when querying the number of users.
In the Firebase Events view, there is a dimension called Firebase User ID that defaults to
user_pseudo_id
(and returnsuser_id
instead ofuser_pseudo_id
is null). This has the undesired effect that thenumber_of_users
measure calculated the number of app instances, not the number of app accounts.In other words, if a user (with a given
user_id
) logs into the app twice (resulting in twouser_pseudo_id
values), thenumber_of_users
measure will return 2 instead of 1. That is probably not what most Looker users will expect when querying the number of users.firebase_block_v3/events.view.lkml
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