Hi @dhwoolsey you mentioned "plans for making the transition/migration from SSF to Web SDK for AAM easier".Did something happen regarding this integration?And how will Audience Analytics within Analytics work with WebSDK? Thanks and best, Jonathan 

Using the Web SDK debugger on a website with two Web SDK instances makes it hard to differentiate the requests to each instance.In the Web SDK section, the debugger shows network requests to different instances just next to each other.In production, this can be seen on www.spiegel.de from February, ...

Hello? Any news regarding this feature?

@pottgm you could use the API to get more decriptive information regardin an segment/audience id: https://developers.adobetarget.com/api/#get-audience-by-id 

Thank you very much for your detailed explanations. It helps a lot to understand how Launch was designed and how to work with it more effectively. Regarding the Google approach I guess their idea was that the GTM user does not even need to know about branching and merging. It is more like a WYSIWIG ...

Let me try to describe an example I currently confronted with.At the moment being in the interface the rules and data elements lists show the latest revision of each item belonging to Library A. There are Rule 1 (Revision 27) and Rule 2 (Revision 13). Same would apply to Data Elements. Now I want to...

Thanks for the explanation and the hint regarding revision comparision. But that means if I (or two persons) work simultaneously on different versions of a rule each one will and needs to create new revisions. In the end this means that e.g. revision 1,2 are from V1 and revision 3,4 are from V2 and ...

Yes, I want to make changes based on a previous revision not from the latest. If I have different libraries that have changes of e.g. the same rule I would see those as different branches of the rule. At the end maybe one of those will be discarded or I chose to merge them.

Indeed minifcation of custom code should happen at all.