Statsig

Added a few new APIs to help removing local overrides for better testing experiences:


If the user_id is None, the override for all users for the gate/config/experiment will be removed

def remove_gate_override(gate: str, user_id: Optional[str] = None)

def remove_config_override(config: str, user_id: Optional[str] = None)

def remove_experiment_override(experiment: str, user_id: Optional[str] = None)

def remove_all_overrides()

In some cases, the config sync and logger threads were being killed. v0.14.1 Adds a check that respawns threads that have been killed.

Adds EvaluationDetails to exposure events;
- These will be surfaced on console.statsig.com and can be used to diagnose why certain values were given to a user
- Values include (Cache, Network, Unrecognized, Uninitialized, Bootstrap, DataAdapter)

Adds Thread Pool for ID List:
- In resource constrained environment, too many thread calls were leading to issues. To alleviate this, all ID list syncing is now done in a thread pool. Pool size can be configured via StatsigOptions.idlists_thread_limit

shutdown tried to join on a phantom thread. The exception was caught and logged, but this cleans it up

Event timestamp was incorrectly statically set. So every event from the python SDK had the same timestamp. This fixes that bug

Adds `get_client_initialize_response(StatsigUser)`. This can be used to generate the initialize response for a given user to be used in a client SDK. If you compute this using the python server SDK, you can bootstrap a statsig client SDK with the result and remove a network round trip to statsig

Also ID list updates to improve reliability and monitoring