January 23, 2019

Management Console

Workspaces
Split’s new workspaces release makes it easier for product & engineering teams to manage the experiments and feature flags across different product lines and applications. Split Admins can create workspaces to have separate areas within Split for each product line or application. Each user can then navigate between workspaces to manage their splits, segments, and metrics separately in each workspace. This release also includes a new version (v2) of our Admin API for programmatically working with splits, segments, traffic types, environments, attributes, and customer identities as we have added in workspace context to the endpoints.

Read more about Workspaces in our blog.

September 8th, 2020
Management Console Data export A new “Data Exports” tab is located within the Data Hub, where you will be able to create and download (CSV) exports for impressions and events for up to 90 days worth of data. Your organization can run 5 reports per day, and will also be…
August 18th, 2020
Statistics Welch’s T-Test Statistical results in Split are now calculated using Welch’s T-Test. Unlike the more commonly used Student’s T-Test, Welch’s T-Test does not assume that the samples have equal variances. This makes the Welch approach more accurate in cases where there is both a difference between the variances of…
August 17th, 2020
SDK Enhancements Filter splits You can now filter split definitions by name to specify which ones are downloaded to the SDK from a given environment. This is particularly helpful for client side SDKs because it allows you to only select the subset of splits that are used for a specific…
June 23rd, 2020
Management Console Live tail The live tail functionality within the Data hub gives you a single place to view and query all of your impressions and your event data. You will be able to filter this data by a variety of dimensions so you can easily find data that is…
June 8th, 2020
Management Console Approval flows environment settings You can now set controls for each of your environments to require approvals for an environment as well as restrict who can approve changes in a given environment.