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Feature toggle for organic adoption experiment #53789

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alevindecanini opened this issue Feb 16, 2023 · 1 comment
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Feature toggle for organic adoption experiment #53789

alevindecanini opened this issue Feb 16, 2023 · 1 comment
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@alevindecanini
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alevindecanini commented Feb 16, 2023

Issue Description

As part of the organic adoption experiment, we need to add a feature toggle in order to be able to 1) show the features to a limited set (10%) of users, and 2) turn the features on and off (or roll back, if needed) according to the experiment plan.

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  • Research Flipper gem
  • Build toggle
  • Deploy in staging & prod to our team only (list of emails) for testing purposes

Acceptance Criteria

  • All experiment components can be toggled as a set
  • Toggling is done manually
  • 10% of users are targeted

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Added me, Ksenia, and Anthony as initial users with access to toggle control ui. Can add more if given list of who should be included.

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