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# sdk-flutterw
worried-planet-2191
09/18/2023, 7:27 AMThis message was deleted.
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cool-apple-97384
09/18/2023, 8:19 AMMaybe any whitelist domain or package name for mobile implementation
cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 1:28 AMSorry for mentions @gifted-cat-24658 or @fresh-football-47124 maybe any insight 🙏
cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 3:33 AMAdditional question, I see in the internal network request, your SDK just get and return the json value without any parameters. So, everyone that use Growthbook will get same json value? Or possible to get different json value?
If everyone get same json value then SDK will do logic comparison or condition to get expected value
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fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:48 AM
yes, SDKs are evaluated client side - we have remote evaluation on the way
fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:50 AM
it would be possible to add header authorization, you can open a github issue or submit the PR yourself
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cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 3:51 AMOf course, I have submit an issue
cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 3:55 AM@fresh-football-47124 So, we can assume get same json value every request/fetch to the API?
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fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:55 AM
yes, unless the flags have updated
fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:55 AM
we designed it to be highlight cachable
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cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 3:56 AMIf we cache the response for all user it's safe?
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fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:56 AM
yes, we have caching built into most SDKs, I think Flutter included, but not 100%
fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:57 AM
but you can add simple caching yourself
fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:57 AM
we use SSE to enable realtime updates for some SDKs, again, not sure if flutter is included
fresh-football-47124
09/20/2023, 3:57 AM
but if not, you can use webhooks to expire the cache, or use a reasonable TTL
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cool-apple-97384
09/20/2023, 3:59 AMOk @fresh-football-47124 thanks for the information, we will try the solution.
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