What is a common use case?

[ghost]

I'm trying to figure out why the conditions in the switches are OR:ed rather than AND:ed.
How would I go about if I wanted:

1. 10% of IP addresses
   AND
2. on a server with hostname example.de

Sorry for such a stupid question.
Thank you

[dcramer]

It’s more of an ANY vs an OR.

i.e.

10% of users
10% of ips

An AND here would be an ALL.

On Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 11:25 PM, AndersenTobias wrote:

I'm trying to figure out why the conditions in the switches are OR:ed rather than AND:ed.
How would I go about if I wanted:

1. 10% of IP addresses
2. on server with hostname example.de (http://example.de)
   Sorry for such a stupid question.
   Thank you

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[ghost]

I was thinking of logical AND.
if cond1 and cond2

[dcramer]

In that case you might want to say:

• User is hitting canary server AND
• User is in 10% of all users

On Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 11:32 PM, AndersenTobias wrote:

I was thinking of logical AND.
if cond1 and cond2

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[ghost]

But the switches works like if ANY of the conditions are True then the switch is active? Am I missing something?

[dcramer]

Ah I'm mistaken. I thought we had implemented ANY vs ALL but it seems not

[ghost]

Cool, that explains a lot. Do you know if it is on the road map?

[dcramer]

Likely not, but it's open source :)

[ghost]

:-)