Release Notes
September 27, 2018
Integration Enhancements
- Support for integration with Segment as both a source and destination
Split can now be both a data destination and a source for Segment. As a destination, Split supports the identify, group, track, page, and screen specs from Segment. As a source, data will flow from Split into Segment as a track type with the event name get_treatment. Learn more in our blog or in our documentation.
September 25, 2018
SDK Enhancements
- Support for Split Manager on Android and iOS
With the Split Manager, it is now possible to get information regarding all of the Splits available to the client. Learn more in our documentation for the Android SDK and for the iOS SDK. - Support for Split getTreatments() on iOS
In some instances, you may want to evaluate treatments for multiple splits at once. You can use thegetTreatmentsmethod of the Split client to do this. Learn more in our documentation.
September 21, 2018
SDK Enhancements
- Support for getTreatments() for Android
In some instances, you may want to evaluate treatments for multiple splits at once. You can use thegetTreatmentsmethod of the Split client to do this. Learn more in our documentation.
August 31, 2018
SDK Enhancements
- Support for listener in iOS and Android SDKs
Split SDKs send impression data back to Split servers periodically and as a result of evaluating splits. In order to additionally send this information to a location of your choice, define and attach an impression listener. Learn more in our iOS and Android documentation. - Sentinel Redis support for Python & PHP SDKs
Redis Sentinel provides high availability for redis. This enhancement, the Split Synchronizer, PHP and Python SDKs can now connect to a Redis Sentinel Distributed System.
July 17, 2018
iOS and Android SDK Enhancements
- Support for track() in iOS and Android SDKs
With these enhancements, customers can now send track events directly from Split’s iOS and Android native SDK.