hey guys, what is the recommended approach for target conditions when we want to use OR statements instead of AND statements. Should I Make a separate rule for each side of the OR condition or should I combine it into one rule (if so, how?)
e.g. user is on iOS and (version is 1.0.0 or version is 1.0.1), etc…
edit: I guess for most cases I can use the “in list” option? but what about a double condition such as e.g. (is iOS and version is 1.0.1) OR (is Android and version is 1.0.5)
helpful-hydrogen-62495
02/13/2022, 6:19 PM
as a follow up, if I have two separate override rules, and I want to have them funnel into an A/B test should I use the same tracking key for both? or separate ones?
helpful-hydrogen-62495
02/13/2022, 6:27 PM
came up with something like this in the advanced mode query tool. Is this the right way?
The other option is like you said, have two separate rules, one for iOS and one for Android, each running an A/B test and use the same tracking key. The conditions would be much simpler so you wouldn't need the advanced mode at all.
future-teacher-7046
02/13/2022, 8:31 PM
A 3rd option is to add a new attribute that contains both the os and version. If you are going to make rules that need both a lot it would make things simpler: