Firebase A/B testing with Remote Config: when adding a new parameter, need to exclude old app versions?
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When A/B testing with Remote Config, if a new iOS version uses a new remote config parameter, will older versions automatically be excluded from the results of the experiment because they do not use that parameter in code (they do not query it, they do not provide default value)?
If not, should we use one of the following strategies to automatically exclude them, or is there a better way?
- Use app version "do not contain" and include every older iOS version.
- Create a regex that will exclude any older iOS version.
- Create a dummy activation event that is automatically triggered on every version that is using that new remote config parameter
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edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
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When A/B testing with Remote Config, if a new iOS version uses a new remote config parameter, will older versions automatically be excluded from the results of the experiment because they do not use that parameter in code (they do not query it, they do not provide default value)?
If not, should we use one of the following strategies to automatically exclude them, or is there a better way?
- Use app version "do not contain" and include every older iOS version.
- Create a regex that will exclude any older iOS version.
- Create a dummy activation event that is automatically triggered on every version that is using that new remote config parameter
ios firebase firebase-remote-config firebase-ab-testing
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
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Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34
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When A/B testing with Remote Config, if a new iOS version uses a new remote config parameter, will older versions automatically be excluded from the results of the experiment because they do not use that parameter in code (they do not query it, they do not provide default value)?
If not, should we use one of the following strategies to automatically exclude them, or is there a better way?
- Use app version "do not contain" and include every older iOS version.
- Create a regex that will exclude any older iOS version.
- Create a dummy activation event that is automatically triggered on every version that is using that new remote config parameter
ios firebase firebase-remote-config firebase-ab-testing
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
When A/B testing with Remote Config, if a new iOS version uses a new remote config parameter, will older versions automatically be excluded from the results of the experiment because they do not use that parameter in code (they do not query it, they do not provide default value)?
If not, should we use one of the following strategies to automatically exclude them, or is there a better way?
- Use app version "do not contain" and include every older iOS version.
- Create a regex that will exclude any older iOS version.
- Create a dummy activation event that is automatically triggered on every version that is using that new remote config parameter
ios firebase firebase-remote-config firebase-ab-testing
ios firebase firebase-remote-config firebase-ab-testing
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
edited Nov 24 '18 at 15:01
Frank van Puffelen
247k31393421
247k31393421
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
asked Nov 24 '18 at 12:09
KqtrKqtr
2,78311221
2,78311221
Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34
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Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34
Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34
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Can you target just the version of Apps which uses the new parameter?
– Sinan Kadavath
Apr 2 at 23:52
@SinanKadavath thanks, this is an old post, I ended up using a new activation event. Regarding your answer, I would have needed to target all subsequent versions, not just the first one. So that's probably the regex option
– Kqtr
Apr 3 at 21:34