We just launched a new version of our open source A/B testing platform. Here are the new features and changes.
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Configuration by YAML files
Growth Book now supports configurations via YAML files, which will make deployments and updates between dev and production easier- as well as allow you to do version control on the configurations.
Custom metric conversion windows
Growth Book now lets you customize the conversion windows per metric. This is useful if you have long delays between interaction events and conversion events. It is also nice to have your conversion windows in your A/B testing results to match conversion windows used in other reports.
S3 file support
You can now store uploaded files directly in Amazon s3. There are new environment variables for self-hosted installations to connect to your S3 bucket to allow you to use S3 instead of local storage.
Customized experiment update frequency
By default, Growth Book updates experiments every 6 hours. You can now customize this frequency in the environment variables on self-hosted installations. Of course, experiments can still always be refreshed by using the ‘update’ button.
Connect to Postgres and Redshift with SSL
Connections to Postgres and Redshift now have an option to require SSL on the connections.
Other improvements and bug fixes
- Various Clickhouse bugs — date function names, non-equi joins, json response format, stddev function 3644548 0034530
- Broken yarn install on OSX c71b86a
UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarningon failed SQL queries 83219adCannot read property '0' of nullon experiment results 0ac0fb5- Docs typo
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