Release - February 28th, 2022
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✨ New ✨#
Subscriptions and NotificationsDetails
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We’re excited to release Notifications and Subscriptions for Transform customers!
Subscriptions allow users to subscribe to metrics that they care about, so they can get updates and context about those metrics.
The notification types launching today include updates when new annotations are authored, new questions are asked, users are subscribed to metrics, and notifications for metric owners when their colleagues become subscribers to their metrics.
In the near future, we will be launching new notification types for tracking when metric values go up/down and we’ll also launch fine-grained controls to help users decide how they receive notifications: in Transform, over email, or via Slack.
Verification Steps
You’ll find the “Subscribe” button on all metric pages, and the new notification pane can be accessed by clicking the bell icon on the upper right of any Transform page.
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🐛 Bug Fixes 🐛#
Download CSV button not closing after selections madeDetails
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Metrics Catalog
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When downloading a CSV with limited groupings on the chart, a modal appears that allows you to choose if you want all groupings or only the ones on the chart (limit 25). After making this selection, the modal n't close by default, and so now made sure it does.
Verification Steps
Download a CSV with a grouping that's been limited (more than 25 dimension values). Notice that the modal disappears after selection.
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Time Comparison Gaps FixDetails
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Metrics Catalog
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We have fixed an issue with time comparison where time periods with no data were being padded with the latest non-null data (the default setting for the pandas
pct_change
method - documentation here). When time comparison is added to a query now, no fill method will be applied, and therefore nulls will be respected.
Verification Steps
Navigate to a non-cumulative metric page that has gaps in data. Apply day over day
time comparison (or the smallest available time comparison period) via chart filters. For any periods where there was no data, you should see either an infinite
value (if the next period had data) or a null
value (if the next date had no data).
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Trim Current Dates from Chart by DefaultDetails
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Metrics Catalog
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We are now trimming the current date from chart queries by default, since the current date is not complete. The current date is determined in UTC, but we are also working on a feature to override this timezone at the organization & data source levels.
Verification Steps
Visit a metric page. The latest date shown on the chart should be no later than yesterday (in UTC).