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Associate metadata to an ab_user to utilize in a custom Algorithm #645

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@Manbearpixel
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opened on Nov 10, 2020
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Hello all! I am currently checking if it's at all feasible to associate some metadata about a given ab_user and then use that detail in a custom algorithm (which is provided a reference to the experiment).

Essentially we want to create a simple algorithm which will take into account the customer's ID and check if their ID is in range of a given "weight".

I think this could be done by just attaching metadata to an experiment at run time, but because this shouldn't be saved for everyone I have to deconstruct the process of ab_test.

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