MAX | Ad Review | Frequently asked questions

For iOS builds, do I need to run the AppLovinQualityService script every time I build? : You only need to run the script once. It establishes Ad Review in your build. All further builds include the integration.

For iOS builds, every time the AppLovinQualityService script executes, the AppLovinQualityService SDK seems to update. Should the SDK not be managed by a VCS? : Correct—it’s not managed by git. This is why you should run the script on initial project setup every time you clone/pull your project to a new machine.

Should I commit the AppLovinQualityService setup script (typically called AppLovinQualityServiceSetup-ios.rb) to my VCS? : Yes, you should commit it. This way, if you clone/pull your project to a new machine you can use the script to re-setup your project.

I noticed that the AppLovinQualityService setup script sometimes updates. When it does, I need to recommit it to my VCS. Is that normal? : Yes, it’s normal. The script updates when new versions of AppLovinQualityService release. You should re-commit it in those cases.

How do I uninstall Ad Review? :

Re-execute the Ruby script that you executed to enable the Ad Review service (you did this during the Enable Ad Review step). When you do, add the parameter uninstall: bash ruby AppLovinQualityServiceSetup-ios.rb uninstall

For iOS builds, I integrate the MAX adapters using a dedicated framework target. Why do I not receive data for my app? : For these specific integrations, you need to redo the integration and specify the framework name like this:

For example, if your dedicated framework target is FooBar.framework, you run the command as follows:

Does Ad Review support Fire OS? : Yes, but the click destination does not populate in the dashboard. This is because only the Google Play Store is supported.

Does AppLovinQualityServiceGradlePlugin support configuration cache? : No. If you want to use configuration cache on debug builds, disable the plugin for debug builds. The answer to the next question shows you how to do that.

Ad Review adds time to my build. Can I disable Ad Review on my debug builds? : To disable Ad Review, follow these steps:

Click Build Phases at the top of the Xcode project editor.
1. Locate the build phase named “AppLovinQualityService Build”. Double-click that build phase name to open the build phase editor.
2. Add the flag -disableconfigs and set its value to a comma-separated list of build configurations on which you want to disable Ad Review from running. For example:

For Android builds, I integrate Ad Review on various product flavors. Can I disable Ad Review for a specific product flavor? Can I use distinct Ad Review keys for a specific product flavor? : To disable Ad Review on a specific product flavor, add a disableIf line to your applovin closure like this: