rollout
A rollout on a shop.
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- Rollout (Rollout)
- Anchor to RolloutRollout•Rollout
A rollout on a shop. Merchants use rollouts to run sales events, permanent launches, and A/B tests by serving treatments to a configured share of buyers.
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- Anchor to archivedAtarchived•Date
At Time The date and time at which the rollout was archived.
- Anchor to concludedAtconcluded•Date
At Time The actual conclusion date and time of the rollout for public API requests. Use
for the planned conclusion date.- Anchor to createdAtcreated•Date
At Time! non-null The date and time at which the rollout was created.
- Anchor to effectiveTrafficAllocationeffective•Float!
Traffic Allocation non-null The effective percentage of total traffic this rollout receives for new buyer assignments, accounting for mutex group constraints with other active rollouts.
- •ID!non-null
The ID of the rollout.
- Anchor to namename•String!non-null
The name of the rollout.
- Anchor to scheduleschedule•Rollout
Schedule The rollout's planned activation and conclusion dates. Returns null when neither date is set.
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- Anchor to startedAtstarted•Date
At Time The actual start date and time of the rollout for public API requests. Use
for the planned activation date.- Anchor to statusstatus•Rollout
Status! non-null The status of the rollout.
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- Anchor to trafficAllocationtraffic•Int!
Allocation non-null The percentage of buyer traffic that the rollout is configured to receive, as an integer from 0 to 100. This is the configured allocation before other active rollouts on the same resources are taken into account, so it isn't the share of buyers that a treatment reaches.
- Anchor to treatmentstreatments•[Rollout
Treatment!]! non-null The treatments of the rollout. Control treatments are included even when they have no changes.
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- Anchor to updatedAtupdated•Date
At Time! non-null The date and time at which the rollout was last edited. This timestamp doesn't necessarily change when another rollout changes this rollout's effective traffic allocation.