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Revert "Use mozfun.norm.fenix_app_info for nondesktop_clients_last_seen" #1249

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Reverts #1245

This approach is currently broken due to a recent change in app_build format being reported by Fenix (see #1248).

@jklukas jklukas requested a review from fbertsch August 21, 2020 14:53
@jklukas jklukas merged commit 3715ba8 into master Aug 21, 2020
@jklukas jklukas deleted the revert-1245-gud-fenix-refactor branch August 21, 2020 14:56
jklukas added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 31, 2020
See #1250 for proposed logic of how
to parse a date from the 10-digit format, but this change should be reliable
for the specific case of determining whether we are before or after the
2020-07-03 epoch where naming of apps and channels changed.

This will affect GLAM and GUD.

Reverts #1249

I will plan to run a backfill for GUD on the same day I merge this, and then
communicate out the change to data users, since channel breakdowns in GUD
will change for Fenix and Firefox Preview.
jklukas added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 31, 2020
See #1250 for proposed logic of how
to parse a date from the 10-digit format, but this change should be reliable
for the specific case of determining whether we are before or after the
2020-07-03 epoch where naming of apps and channels changed.

This will affect GLAM and GUD.

Reverts #1249

I will plan to run a backfill for GUD on the same day I merge this, and then
communicate out the change to data users, since channel breakdowns in GUD
will change for Fenix and Firefox Preview.
jklukas added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2020
See #1250 for proposed logic of how
to parse a date from the 10-digit format, but this change should be reliable
for the specific case of determining whether we are before or after the
2020-07-03 epoch where naming of apps and channels changed.

This will affect GLAM and GUD.

Reverts #1249

I will plan to run a backfill for GUD on the same day I merge this, and then
communicate out the change to data users, since channel breakdowns in GUD
will change for Fenix and Firefox Preview.
jklukas added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2020
See #1250 for proposed logic of how
to parse a date from the 10-digit format, but this change should be reliable
for the specific case of determining whether we are before or after the
2020-07-03 epoch where naming of apps and channels changed.

This will affect GLAM and GUD.

Reverts #1249

I will plan to run a backfill for GUD on the same day I merge this, and then
communicate out the change to data users, since channel breakdowns in GUD
will change for Fenix and Firefox Preview.
jklukas added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 9, 2020
See #1250 for proposed logic of how
to parse a date from the 10-digit format, but this change should be reliable
for the specific case of determining whether we are before or after the
2020-07-03 epoch where naming of apps and channels changed.

This will affect GLAM and GUD.

Reverts #1249

I will plan to run a backfill for GUD on the same day I merge this, and then
communicate out the change to data users, since channel breakdowns in GUD
will change for Fenix and Firefox Preview.
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