Track app startup delay

This feature is automatically activated.
It is available in both debug and release flavours of the SDK.

Finotes SDK is capable of auto detecting app startup delay with basic integration.
Go to How To Integrate section to complete the basic integration.

If the app takes more than an ideal amount of time to load then it will be raised as a bug report.

Cold Startup

A cold start occurs when an application initiates its operation from the beginning. Cold starts typically occur when the app is launched for the first time after the device has been powered on or when the system has terminated the app's operation.

Warm Startup

A warm start involves a portion of the tasks performed during a cold start, while still incurring more overhead compared to a hot start.

For instance, when a user exits your app and subsequently relaunches it, the underlying process may persist, but the app needs to reinitialize the activity entirely by invoking the onCreate() method.

Hot Startup

A hot start of your app involves less overhead compared to a cold start. During a hot start, the system prioritizes bringing your activity to the forefront.

Android vitals categorizes the following startup durations as excessive:
Cold startup: 5 seconds or more.
Warm startup: 2 seconds or more.
Hot startup: 1.5 seconds or more.

If Finotes SDK detects these excessive numbers, corresponding issue report will be raised.