Jorge A. Borges

@ashkart You can just call `setUserAgentOverride` method on the Analytics object.

This is the way Google provides to override the User-Agent. Other users reported this before and they used it successfully. See here: https://github.com/theiconic/php-ga-measurement-protocol/issues/4 ``` php $analytics->setUserAgentOverride('My Custom User-Agent'); ``` More...

hey @mekras, thanks for the PR. It might take some time for this to merged since this is a big change and so it will most likely be released in...

You are either: 1. Using `v1`, which lacks newer features such as Debug and Hit validation (this is in the README) or 2. Using a very old version of `v2`...

Thanks for the PR @RFreij. To be honest, I don't have hard feelings on either approach. I would prefer the auto event flush just because that seems to make the...

The way this is handled right now is just to create a new object, it's not possible (or too cumbersome) in your case to do this?