Hi, how do I put an auth behind :3100 port which serves the api information? as in our production deployment we don’t want it to be open publically, now say we are able to put auth, then how will growthbook dashboard still work with this?

It looks like, in order to remove a data source, you have to delete it. To do that, you have to delete all its metrics. But if you still want to preserve the historical experiments, it seems like you'd be stuck? Is it possible to remove the data source without breaking those? Or could it be an option to archive a data source instead?

Hi everyone, where in my nextjs app, am i supposed to set window.GROWTHBOOK_CONFIG for the visual editor? I think the growthbook script is being called before the config is set. Thanks in advance

is there a way to get access to the experiment names set in UI via one of the tracking callbacks? in

onFeatureUsage

or

trackingCallback

we can access the ids, but not the names

Hi everyone! I'm starting to look at GrowthBook and I had a question about the DB side of things. Has any testing been done with Cosmos DB MongoDB API 4.0? It's 95% compatible with MongoDB, but it's that 5% that can come back and bite you, so I'm wondering if anyone's running on that in production.

Hey, is there any manual way / cli to add users to growthbook without invitation?

Hi, is there a way to exclude a user from an experiment based on their actions/events?

I have a test experiment that I'm running with seed data. However, I'm getting an error of

A Sample Ratio Mismatch (SRM) was detected with p-value of 0.

I inserted 2000 experiment_viewed records, split 50:50 across the 2 variations. From the 1000 users that saw variation 0, 300 went onto convert. Of the 1000 users that saw variation 1, 700 went onto convert. 1000 users did not convert at all. I'm trying to understand why this is giving a SRM.

Hi, I remember I used to find the button to start a new phase of the experiment, but I forgot the exact step to trigger the new phase.. any hints?

Hey, is the following script enough to run a simple A/A test to confirm goals?

<script type="module">

import { GrowthBook } from "<https://unpkg.com/@growthbook/growthbook/dist/bundles/esm.min.js>";

// Define the experimental context

const growthbook = new GrowthBook({

// Called when a user is put into an experiment

trackingCallback: (experiment, result) => {

ga("send", "event", "experiment", experiment.key, result.variationId, {

// Custom dimension for easier analysis

`dimension1:

${experiment.key}::${result.variationId}

,

});`

},

});

const { value } = growthbook.run({

"key": "aa",

"variations": ["Control", "Variation 1"],

"url": /https:\/\/speero.com\//i,

"hashAttribute": "anonId"

})

console.log(value); // "Control" or "Variation 1"

</script>