The ErrorRate property of the Package class provides a measure of the fraction of users who encountered errors with this package in the last day. This property is useful for monitoring the stability and reliability of the package over time.
The ErrorRate property of the Package class provides a measure of the fraction of users who encountered errors with this package in the last day. This property is useful for monitoring the stability and reliability of the package over time.
To access the ErrorRate property, you need to have an instance of the Package class. This property is read-only and returns a float value representing the error rate as a fraction.
// Example of accessing the ErrorRate property
Package myPackage = new Package();
float errorRate = myPackage.ErrorRate;
// Use the error rate value
if (errorRate > 0.1f)
{
// Take action if the error rate is higher than 10%
// e.g., notify developers or log the issue
}