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As redes de teste ajudam a testar o código fornecendo um ambiente de dados completamente isolado
da sua conta de produção do Google Ad Manager.
É necessário criar e testar o código usando redes de teste antes de começar a usá-lo
na sua conta de produção. Se você precisar de mais recursos adicionados à
rede de teste, fale com o gerente da conta.
Para criar uma rede de teste, chame NetworkService.makeTestNetwork.
Um exemplo de MakeTestNetwork está incluído em cada uma das bibliotecas de cliente. É possível criar apenas uma rede de teste para sua Conta do Google.
As redes de teste são limitadas das seguintes maneiras:
As redes de teste estão limitadas a 10.000 objetos por tipo de entidade.
As redes de teste não podem veicular anúncios.
Como as redes de teste não podem veicular anúncios, os relatórios sempre voltarão sem dados.
Como a previsão requer o histórico de veiculação, os resultados do serviço de previsão serão falsos. Consulte PrevService para mais informações.
Por padrão, as redes de teste não são redes do Ad Manager 360. Isso significa que
elas não têm os recursos premium encontrados nas redes do Ad Manager 360.
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