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Release highlights:
Cohorts are an extremely powerful tool. They let you define a group of users to later base your analytics on. In this release, we completely revamped how you define cohorts, giving you flexible and powerful filtering capabilities.
Previously, cohorts could only be defined using the following conditions:
We've now added the following conditions:
You can now combine these new conditions using complex AND/OR groupings.
For example, you can define a cohort that is "Give me users who are outside of Europe AND have either regularly bought an item 4 of the last 5 weeks OR bought 3 items in the past week".
With the combination of these new conditions and the new AND/OR operators, you can now define extremely powerful cohorts for finding the exact users that you're looking for.
But that's not all! You can also use existing cohorts to define new cohorts. For example, you can define a cohort as "Give me users in Cohort X that are not in Cohort Y".
Using these nested cohorts enables you to avoid redefining the same cohort over and over again.
We've added a new page within Data Management, which enables you to dig into the details of all events and properties. For example, on the event page, you can now see:
Waiting for an insight to load? Our favorite mascot, Max, will now keep you company!
You can now select and reorder the custom event columns that you want to see on the activity page. You can save the selected columns selected at the team level, so your colleagues can benefit too.
We've made it faster to load insights and recordings. We realized that some data payloads were quite big, which resulted in the network slowing things down. To improve this, we added compression to a few of the endpoints in the app, and now see at least 50% smaller responses sent to clients.
Here's to things being faster!
The retry policy of apps (formerly known as plugins) has been consolidated. Built-in retries with RetryError are now more widely available. Additionally, you will be notified by email if an app fails to load in your project due to a fatal setupPlugin error (email configuration required). See Apps developer reference for more details.
Version 1.37 also adds hundreds of other improvements and fixes, including...
View the commit log in GitHub for a full history of changes: release-1.36.0...release-1.37.0.
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