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lxj15398019970 and others added 30 commits May 23, 2024 16:05
* Add MediaGo bidder adapter

* update getBidType

* MediaGo bidder add test covarage and update some logic

* Change the EP's domain macro replacement to let the Publisher modify the config.

* change mediago docs

* change mediago docs

* 1. follow Go's comment convention
2. remove the unsupported formats instead of leaving them as comments
Co-authored-by: Aleksandr Štšepelin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Siddhant Kumar Agrawal <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Siddhant Kumar Agrawal <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Zdravko Kosanovic <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Dedi Sidi <[email protected]>
func getMediaTypeForBid(impID string, imps []openrtb2.Imp) (openrtb_ext.BidType, error) {
for _, imp := range imps {
if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil
} else if imp.Native != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeNative, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

// As a fallback, guess markup type based on requested type - AdTonos is an audio company so we prioritize that.
for _, requestImp := range requestImps {
if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil
} else if requestImp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

func getMediaTypeForBid(impID string, imps []openrtb2.Imp) (openrtb_ext.BidType, error) {
for _, imp := range imps {
if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil
} else if imp.Native != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeNative, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

// As a fallback, guess markup type based on requested type - AdTonos is an audio company so we prioritize that.
for _, requestImp := range requestImps {
if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil
} else if requestImp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

func getMediaTypeForBid(impID string, imps []openrtb2.Imp) (openrtb_ext.BidType, error) {
for _, imp := range imps {
if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil
} else if imp.Native != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeNative, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

// As a fallback, guess markup type based on requested type - AdTonos is an audio company so we prioritize that.
for _, requestImp := range requestImps {
if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil
} else if requestImp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

func getMediaTypeForBid(impID string, imps []openrtb2.Imp) (openrtb_ext.BidType, error) {
for _, imp := range imps {
if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil
} else if imp.Native != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeNative, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

// As a fallback, guess markup type based on requested type - AdTonos is an audio company so we prioritize that.
for _, requestImp := range requestImps {
if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil
} else if requestImp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

func getMediaTypeForBid(impID string, imps []openrtb2.Imp) (openrtb_ext.BidType, error) {
for _, imp := range imps {
if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if imp.ID == impID {
if imp.Banner != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

return openrtb_ext.BidTypeBanner, nil
} else if imp.Video != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil
} else if imp.Native != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeNative, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

// As a fallback, guess markup type based on requested type - AdTonos is an audio company so we prioritize that.
for _, requestImp := range requestImps {
if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

if requestImp.ID == bid.ImpID {
if requestImp.Audio != nil {
return openrtb_ext.BidTypeAudio, nil
} else if requestImp.Video != nil {

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Consider this as a suggestion. The current implementation follows an anti-pattern, assumes that if there is a multi-format request, the media type defaults to openrtb_ext.BidTypeVideo, nil. Prebid server expects the media type to be explicitly set in the adapter response. Therefore, we strongly recommend implementing a pattern where the adapter server sets the MType field in the response to accurately determine the media type for the impression.

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