Vlad S.

see my suggestions above, I don't think trying to do what you want using a different endpoint is going to work, not easily anyway

it's worth trying to define a custom event that includes all events you're interested in and then querying for that... not sure if this endpoint supports custom events or not, but if it does, that will be easier

oh, that's a fairly new endpoint, I haven't used it yet! looks like it only works for one event, so you'd have to run the query once per event and then aggregate the results on your end

if you want/need to use segmentation expressions, you'd simply do something like properties["$event"] in ["event 1", "event 2"]

it might be helpful to mention which endpoint you're trying to use exactly... if you're using the export endpoint, for example, you can pass the names of the events you want to look at as an array

I can check, although I would think it's unusual for them to do that... I know they do retries, but those have slightly different timestamps

no worries, I know how these things go, I work with customers, engineers, cs, product managers, etc. on my end as well, and we run into this kind of stuff in our product as well :D

maybe you were part of a beta test?