Hi folks. Can anyone help with this error? I'm still figuring this all out - this is a basic experiment to try and understand the concepts in Growth Book. Multiple Exposures Warning. 43 users (7.39%) saw multiple variations and were automatically removed from results. Check for bugs in your implementation, event tracking, or data pipeline. I have attribute clientId set up in Attributes, and my GB implementation sets this to be the GA Client ID. The A/B experiment attached tot he feature I am testing splits users by this variable. The metrics I am using to test have identifier types of user_id and anonymous_id - this is all that is available here. I might well be missing something obvious, any help appreciated.

Is there any documentations I can read on segments? How should it be defined and used in experiements?

Hello! Has anyone integrated Braze with Growthbook?

I was going to put together a helm chart, do you all have a public growthbook image I can use?

Hi all, quick questions. will GrowthBook SDK auto refresh bring too much pressure to the server if there are like more than 100k client using it? Because I see it’s listen on SSE events.

Hi I am trying to use my Google Analytics 4 as data source and run a string A/B experiment for users completing a reservation form on my web platform. I have already connected BigQuery and I can see all my analytics events data under Growthbook > “Data Sources” and I can see the historical event data over time as well. So far so good. But when I connect this metric as a Goal Metric on the experiment I get the notification: “No data yet. Make sure your experiment is tracking properly.” On my server I init the growthbook properly and run an inline experiment %100 of users and I can see the experiment result on my client console. I get the anonymous user id from google analytics visitor cookie so each visit is properly triggering the experiment. And even though many visitors complete the reservation everyday form I still don’t see any experiment result on the Growthbook experiment results. I have followed every youtube videos I could find and followed documentation to the detail over and tried many things - fact tables, custom SQL queries etc for the last few days but the results is the same - no data yet. At this point I would really appreciate any helpful tips. I am going to post some screenshots under this post thread hoping to give a better idea about my config.

Hi! We want to test a self-hosted growthbook via docker. Caddy is supposed to run as a reverse proxy: example.com/gb --> localhost:3000 and example.com/gp-api --> localhost:3100. But this doesn't seem to work, the GB frontend doesn't respond at all, the API answers with "401: No authorization token was found". Can this setup be handled without an modification on application side?

Hi all, I’m new here. Do you guys have an architectue diagram? I’m particularly interested in how feature flag works in details. And how many environments do you support

Hello, we are also planning on implementing GrowthBook for our Cloud functions (running in node.js). We have successfully using this on our front end (nuxt.js) and REST API (expressjs). For this Cloud function implementation, I would be happy to hear if every function invocation should use its own GrowthBook client or if we can cache the client for every instance instead? If so we could benefit

autoRefresh

on features as those could be refreshed until the instance is shut down rather than fetching them seperately for every invocation. Any ideas or suggestions to make it perfect with this type of server implementation?

Just to flag, there's some issues with how growthbook-react works, and how you document its use - due to it being mutable Running

growthbook.setFeatures

,

setAttributes

, etc do not trigger a re-render (because the context provider's value doesn't change), and there's nothing in the hooks etc to compensate for that Currently the only safe way to use growthbook with react is to treat the GrowthBook class as being immutable - any other way, it's fundamentally broken