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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- <details><summary>flagd: 0.10.0</summary> ## [0.10.0](flagd/v0.9.2...flagd/v0.10.0) (2024-04-10) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) * This is a breaking change only to the extent that it changes the assignment of evaluated flag values. Previously, flagd's `fractional` op would internally concatenate any specified bucketing property with the `flag-key`. This improved apparent "randomness" by reducing the chances that users were assigned a bucket of the same ordinality across multiple flags. However, sometimes it's desireable to have such predictibility, so now **flagd will use the bucketing value as is**. If you are specifying a bucketing value in a `fractional` rule, and want to maintain the previous assignments, you can do this concatenation manually: `{ "var": "user.name" }` => `{"cat": [{ "var": "$flagd.flagKey" }, { "var": "user.name" }]}`. This will result in the same assignment as before. Please note, that if you do not specify a bucketing key at all (the shorthand version of the `fractional` op), flagd still uses a concatentation of the `flag-key` and `targetingKey` as before; this behavior has not changed. ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **deps:** update module github.com/open-feature/flagd/core to v0.8.2 ([#1255](#1255)) ([9005089](9005089)) ### ✨ New Features * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) ([f62bc72](f62bc72)) ### 🧹 Chore * refactor evaluation core ([#1259](#1259)) ([0e6604c](0e6604c)) * update go deps ([#1279](#1279)) ([219789f](219789f)) </details> <details><summary>flagd-proxy: 0.6.0</summary> ## [0.6.0](flagd-proxy/v0.5.2...flagd-proxy/v0.6.0) (2024-04-10) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) * This is a breaking change only to the extent that it changes the assignment of evaluated flag values. Previously, flagd's `fractional` op would internally concatenate any specified bucketing property with the `flag-key`. This improved apparent "randomness" by reducing the chances that users were assigned a bucket of the same ordinality across multiple flags. However, sometimes it's desireable to have such predictibility, so now **flagd will use the bucketing value as is**. If you are specifying a bucketing value in a `fractional` rule, and want to maintain the previous assignments, you can do this concatenation manually: `{ "var": "user.name" }` => `{"cat": [{ "var": "$flagd.flagKey" }, { "var": "user.name" }]}`. This will result in the same assignment as before. Please note, that if you do not specify a bucketing key at all (the shorthand version of the `fractional` op), flagd still uses a concatentation of the `flag-key` and `targetingKey` as before; this behavior has not changed. ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **deps:** update module github.com/open-feature/flagd/core to v0.8.2 ([#1255](#1255)) ([9005089](9005089)) ### ✨ New Features * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) ([f62bc72](f62bc72)) ### 🧹 Chore * update go deps ([#1279](#1279)) ([219789f](219789f)) </details> <details><summary>core: 0.9.0</summary> ## [0.9.0](core/v0.8.2...core/v0.9.0) (2024-04-10) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) * This is a breaking change only to the extent that it changes the assignment of evaluated flag values. Previously, flagd's `fractional` op would internally concatenate any specified bucketing property with the `flag-key`. This improved apparent "randomness" by reducing the chances that users were assigned a bucket of the same ordinality across multiple flags. However, sometimes it's desireable to have such predictibility, so now **flagd will use the bucketing value as is**. If you are specifying a bucketing value in a `fractional` rule, and want to maintain the previous assignments, you can do this concatenation manually: `{ "var": "user.name" }` => `{"cat": [{ "var": "$flagd.flagKey" }, { "var": "user.name" }]}`. This will result in the same assignment as before. Please note, that if you do not specify a bucketing key at all (the shorthand version of the `fractional` op), flagd still uses a concatentation of the `flag-key` and `targetingKey` as before; this behavior has not changed. ### ✨ New Features * allow custom seed when using targetingKey override for fractional op ([#1266](#1266)) ([f62bc72](f62bc72)) ### 🧹 Chore * refactor evaluation core ([#1259](#1259)) ([0e6604c](0e6604c)) * update go deps ([#1279](#1279)) ([219789f](219789f)) * wire evaluation ctx to store methods ([#1273](#1273)) ([0075932](0075932)) </details> --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). --------- Signed-off-by: OpenFeature Bot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Todd Baert <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Todd Baert <[email protected]>
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