I've got an Actions on Google application which runs when shared with another Google account but doesn't run for the application owner.
I keeps asking me to:
Please turn on Voice & Audio Activity, Web & App Activity, and Device Information permissions for your Google Account.
Voice, Audio, Web & App activity are turned on for my account. Any clues?
Thanks
You also need to do the following
Check the check box next to “Include Chrome browsing history and activity from websites and apps that use Google services.”
See the google documentation bellow.
https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7382500
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Hello is a possibility to detect when app is opened using google assistant. My initial plan is when the app is opened by google assistant it will run a specific command on my app and run that command.
App Actions "let users launch specific features in your app using the Google Assistant."
Along certain verticals you are able to add information to your manifest that will allow a user to open your app to a specific activity with some additional information like parameters.
I am trying to use the Work Profile version of the Google Assistant app, but I cannot get past the "set default assist app" screen in order to start using Google Assistant. It works on some phones, but not on my Pixel 3 or a Pixel 2 XL that I tested it on.
Steps to reproduce:
Tap on the Work Profile Google Assistant app, and a screen appears to prompt the me to set the default assist app
Tap on "Settings".
When I tap on "Assist App", the "Permission Controller" screen opens briefly and then closes immediately.
Finally any more taps on "Assist App" again has touch feedback show nothing.
Image of screen
Make sure that your work account as permission to access your voice.
Go to the Activity Controls page.
Sign in with your Google account
Enable the following permissions:
Web & App Activity
Under Web & App Activity, check the box next to Include Chrome history and activity from sites, apps, and devices that use Google services.
If that doesn't work, this can be due to limitations or restrictions with work accounts. Contact your admin.
I want to create an app that every hour asks me "What are you doing?" through voice notification.
There are a few ways I can respond, "Working", "Playing", etc.
Then it can log it on my calendar. If this is possible, what are the correct terms that are used to describe this? So I can search for documentation.
Would like to build this with Google Actions https://developers.google.com/actions/ and with Google Home
You can try the Push notifications feature to trigger the wanted intent where you will prompt the user for the type of activity he/she is doing.
The user can respond and then your webhook can take care of logging to your activity to your calendar using the Calendar API (Assuming you are referring to Google Calendar)
Note that this feature is currently in Developer preview and will not work in a production environment. Also it is only intended for Google Assistant on mobile devices. Google Home devices do not support any push notification features at the moment.
We have developed a prototype for Google Home and running user tests but have found that the 'test' Action is only triggered on my voice and NOT available to others trying to invoke (device is registered to my development account).
Is there some some restriction?
Testing an Action makes it available for the account which activated the test. It does not make it available for every account on a device - Actions do not load anything on the device itself, they simply permit the account to the trigger commands on Google's server.
If you want other users on the device to access the Action, you need to explicitly permit them to the action. You can see the details, or they're listed if you click the share icon in the simulator, but in short:
Click the gear in the upper left of the console and then the Permissions menu item.
Add team members to the project using the Add button on the top. I usually give them Editor or Viewer project roles.
They then need to visit the simulator page to activate it. They can use the simulator to test, but it is also available on their devices.
Please make sure the account from which you are testing your actions should be given to other testers to test your actions. The account should be connected to the user's Google home to test your actions.
I developed a game using unity engine for android platform.
I have used GPGS plugin from github
But i was unable to "sign in" into GPGS during testing phase(A popup comes up saying "connecting to GPGS" loads 2 times and vanish).but as soon as i published my game on google play store,GPGS starts working properly(now i am able to sign in to my account).
Where i was wrong during my testing phase?
I already add tester email on google play console
Try to check this documentation.
Maybe you missed some essential steps.
To add testing access to an account:
Open the Testing tab for your game in the Google Play Developer Console.
Click the Add testers button.
In the dialog that appears, enter the email addresses of the Google Accounts that you wish to add as testers (one email address per
line).
Click Add to save your preferences. The tester accounts you added should now be able to access your Google Play games services.
You can also see this forum for reference.