With this release, we are shipping a few exciting features along with a handful bug fixes.
First off is a long requested feature that allows customers to determine the expiration time frame of an API token. Previous to this feature, our tokens would expire every 30 days. This meant that any customer who was programmatically exporting their AC data would have to manually generate a new token and update their scripts every 30 days. This caused a lot of wasted effort and frustration for our customers. To remedy this situation users can now select the expiration time frame of the token from 30 days to a never expiring token.
Secondly, during our migration from Elasticsearch to BigQuery, the payload of our export API changed due to changes in our data schema. In order to mitigate some of the impact of these changes we are exporting the identity and membership tables alongside the individual and page tables. This will allow users to correlate data from the different export types (ie. Event, Page, Individual and Segment) and regain some of the changed fields.
ADDED:
- A configuration that allows customers to determine the expiration time frame of an API token. The time frames available are:
- 30 days
- 6 months
- 1 year
- Indefinite (never expires)
- The ability to export the identity and membership tables alongside the individual and page tables.
- A safeguard to prevent the creation of segments with duplicate names.
BUGS FIXED:
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Fixed a bug that combined interests generated from <keyword> tags.
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Fixed a bug that caused date type attributes to be displayed in milliseconds instead of ISO standard date format.
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Fixed a few design inconsistencies.
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Fixed a bug that caused Interests to ignore certain POS tags.
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Fixed a bug that was causing some data inconsistencies with the metrics in Event Analysis.
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Fixed a bug that prevented users from searching for a page by its URL.