I think I addressed it above. If it's content that is changing on the site anyway (not content you are specifically testing) then it's fine. External to the hypothesis and test in question. See my example of promotions above. The larger point is to be able to make updates by programming them to go l...

Ideally any type but at the very least a basic A/B test.

What part of the live activity are you wanting to edit?Do you want to change the content?  YesAre you wanting to scale the winner of the experiment to the whole audience? NoSomething else?Why do you want to update a live activity instead of creating a new activity? Because if I have a change that go...

Description -Why is this feature important to you - Because occasionally we want to publish promotional (or other content) updates that are unrelated to an experiment but need to be published at a future time in a live experiment.How would you like the feature to work - Same as regular scheduling ex...

Can we add this to a feature request @Gokul_Agiwal ?

Hey @kandersen thanks for getting back to me. Yes, you understood the scenario perfectly.  We thought about using code to do it but wanted to first see if there was the possibility of using a built-in Adobe Target feature to achieve this. Can we add this to a feature wish list? Yes, I agree it's not...

Hi @Gokul_Agiwal,  Thanks for replying! I'm not clear how the time parting audience would solve things. Imagine the below scenario: Monday we launch a simple A/B on a landing page. On Tuesday we change some content on the live experiment and only in the variation but we can't show it to the public u...

Hello! What if I want to do it without using audiences? Because if you use audiences then you would need to use experience targeting, correct? What if there's just a content update you want to schedule, for example only affecting variation 1 (B) that you want to schedule. Is that possible without so...

No reply on this @kevincobourn. Thanks.

@schristensenadobe The point of this idea here is to precisely solve for the uneven situations. Where the split % doesn't require a decimal point is already taken care of today in Target, so no issues there. We would want to extend that to situations where you DO need to split traffic to the decimal...