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@future-teacher-7046 Another question for you. Is it possible to track if a user is in multiple experiments? We are using the trackingCallback implementation with Segment shown in the React SDK docs. But when I look at the Segment events for a user who is in multiple experiments, I only see the experiment key for the first experiment they’re in.
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It should fire the tracking callback multiple times, one for each experiment. Have you installed our Chrome devtools extension? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/growthbook-devtools/opemhndcehfgipokneipaafbglcecjia You can inspect each feature and see detailed logs about what rule it's using and why a value was assigned. My guess is that you aren't actually being included in one of the experiments.
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Hmm okay. The user is definitely in this experiment because they’re being shown a screen that is only accessible to users in the experiment but the key I’m seeing is related to another unrelated experiment.
I do see the callback fire more than once in some cases but the key is always for the first experiment
I am also logging the experiment and result in the trackingCallback and I only see information for the first experiment
f
Can you send me the JSON of the feature definitions?
f
This one is a simple on/off
At least the one that I’m not seeing tracking data for
The one that I am seeing the tracking info for is this:
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{
  "treatment": "video_carousel",
  "source": {
    "16x9": null,
    "19x9": null
  }
}
Oh wait I think I see what it is. It doesn’t seem like tracking is fired for users in a force rule?
f
yes, it only fires if a user is in an experiment and randomly placed in one of the variations
f
Got it - that makes sense! That should work for us but I was just trying to test and view tracking for a specific test user.
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