The Engineering team at our company recently added two new Properties to an existing Event. I noticed these properties show up in Amplitude as 'Unexpected'. Do I hit 'Add' so these new properties are available to use in amplitude reports or is there something else I need to do here?
Also, is this a required step every time a new event or event property is added in the code?
Unexpected means that the event/property was ingested into the project before it was planned within your tracking plan. I would agree with @Jeremie Gluckman to review the schema violation documentation.
Ingestion is not affected and to remove “unexpected” from the event/property you will need to add it to the tracking plan.
Unexpected means that the event/property was ingested into the project before it was planned within your tracking plan. I would agree with @Jeremie Gluckman to review the schema violation documentation.
Ingestion is not affected and to remove “unexpected” from the event/property you will need to add it to the tracking plan.
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