Python SDK 3.4.0

Features

• Improved the tracking mechanism to consolidate multiple visitors into a single request, combining information on all affected visitors into one request, sent once per interval.
• Added a new parameter instant of the flush method. If the parameter's value is True the visitor's data is tracked instantly. Otherwise, the visitor's data will be tracked with next tracking interval. Default value of the parameter is False.
• Added new configuration parameter tracking_interval_millisecond to KameleoonClientConfig and the configuration file, which is used to set interval for tracking requests. Default value is 1000 milliseconds.
• New Kameleoon Data type UniqueIdentifier is introduced. It will be used in all methods instead of is_unique_identifier parameter. All usages of the is_unique_identifier parameter in the methods are marked as deprecated:
  • flush
  • track_conversion
  • track_conversion
  • get_feature_variation_key
  • get_feature_variable
  • is_feature_active
  • get_remote_visitor_data
• Enhanced logging:
  • Introduced log levels:
    • NONE
    • ERROR
    • WARNING
    • INFO
    • DEBUG
  • Added support for custom logger implementations.
• Changed the parameter logger in object KameleoonClientConfig the deprecated.
• Enhanced top-level domain validation within the SDK. The implementation now includes automatic trimming of extraneous symbols and provides a warning(https://developers.kameleoon.com/feature-management-and-experimentation/web-sdks/python-sdk/#log-levels) when an invalid domain is detected.

Bug fixes

• Resolved an issue where the flush(None, is_unique_identifier) method was incorrectly sending requests with is_unique_identifier applied to each visitor. Now, is_unique_identifier is only considered if visitor_dode is provided and not None.
• Fixed an issue that caused duplicate entries in feature flag results for both anonymous and authorized/identified visitors during data reconciliation. This problem occurred when custom data of type mapping ID was not consistently sent for all sessions.