Release Notes #

See the updates and improvements in the latest releases of Satori.

1.3.5 #

Released: May 25, 2023

New features #

  • Multiple Server Keys can now be created, each with individual permissions.

1.3.4 #

Released: May 11, 2023

Under the hood improvements.

1.3.3 #

Released: May 11, 2023

Under the hood improvements.

1.3.2 #

Released: April 24, 2023

New features #

  • Added a detail view for custom metrics, with custom metric graphs and controls.

1.3.1 #

Released: April 10, 2023

Improvements #

  • Introduce IPv6 GeoIP lookup data in addition to existing IPv4.

1.3.0 #

Released: March 10, 2023

New features #

  • Added tooltips to metric creation dialog.
  • Authentication operations can now include optional default and custom properties inputs.

Improvements #

  • Experiment phases now show partial results while the phase is still in progress.
  • Make config export button more visible on Settings > Configuration tab.
  • Include total identity count in Audience details view.

Fixes #

  • Allow sample data deletion to succeed even if some of it is still referenced.
  • Disabling data lake adapters now requires typed confirmation.
  • Rotating API keys now requires typed confirmation.
  • Rotating the server key now requires typed confirmation.
  • Fix NaN experiment phase result variant values.
  • Do not allow ALL audience in experiment holdouts.
  • Do not allow experiment audiences and holdouts to contain any overlapping audiences.

1.2.0 #

Released: March 2, 2023

New features #

  • Live Events can now override feature flag values.
  • Added a calendar view for Live Events.

1.1.1 #

Released: February 7, 2023

Fixes #

  • Fixed a routing bug with the registered path for fetching console configuration data.

1.1.0 #

Released: February 7, 2023

New features #

  • Experiments can now override feature flag values.
  • The Settings panel now contains a dedicated configuration view.

Improvements #

  • Improved audience filter, overrides, and excludes tooltips.

Fixes #

  • Correctly disregard old experiment phase memberships when a new phase starts.