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Things to discuss: Releases interactionLets take an example, suppose the following releases exist [[overrides]]
_context_ = { os = "android", client_id="juspay"}
a = 1
b = 2
[[overrides]]
_context_ = { os = "android"}
a = 2
c= 2
Do the releases interact the same way as experiments where we allow overrides overlap or a more generic or specific context? Any other cases where a release would lead to an ambiguous overrides |
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Proposal
Customers are using experiments to stagger a single variant vs control experiment till 50% and then stabilizing the change if they like the outcome(s) of the experiment. A requested feature from users is to be able to stagger the experimental variant to 100%.
Could we re-use the concept of experiments for this?
Releasesare added as anexperiment_typelikedefaultanddelete_overridesThough experiments and releases seem to map well, it would benefit to see them as two separate features because
Releasesandexperimentscompare variant and control differently, experiments do an equal population control comparison whereas releases would set a baseline or threshold and an outcome and check if the variant moves towards the outcome setdelete_overrideswith a Release or perform other experiment actions through a releaseTable structure
The APIs and table structure of releases would very similar as experiments
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