Release Notes

Management Console

• Dynamic Configurations
  Split now makes it easier to configure your experiments with key-value pairs and JSON definitions. With Dynamic Configurations, you can change the parameters of a split to adjust a feature experiment on the fly without having to edit your code.

Management Console

• Metric Details and Trends View
  Split now provides even more data to further analyze your metrics impact. With our Metric Details and Trends view, you can access the trends over time of the effect of your experiment on a metric, the metric dispersion, and sample population used for the metric value at any point in the experiment.

Integrations Enhancements

• Split is now a supported Segment destination
  Split is excited to be an initial partner for Segment’s new Developer Center, making it even easier to send user events tracked in Segment to Split for analysis in a feature-driven context.  Robust delivery of the rich data collected by Segment helps Split customers iterate, innovate, and speed time to value.

Management Console

• Default Workspaces
  Quickly access the workspace that is most relevant to your workflow. Split has released the ability for users to set a default workspace specific to their workflow. By selecting a default workspace in user settings, Split will always land in the same workspace across devices and sessions.

Integrations Enhancements

• Support for Traffic Types on the Outbound Segment Integration
  Split has released support for single traffic type selection on the outbound Segment integration. With this capability, users can more precisely send impressions for just the splits that align with Segment’s object model to Segment.

SDK Enhancements

• Input Validation Enhancements
  Split has released error checking that will log out stronger warnings and errors if incorrect inputs are used across SDK methods. This release will allow new users of the SDK to more easily understand how to properly leverage the SDK to serve feature flags and event tracking.
• Split Synchronizer Redis moved to Single Queue with Alerting
  Split has released enhancements that have moved the storage method for data to a single queue. This will make the synchronizer more performant and resistant to issues when under a high load. Additionally with this release, stronger alerting and management capabilities were built into the console for the synchronizer.