Marius Andra
Marius Andra
Hey @mayeraaa , you can currently do this when creating a cohort, and then use the cohort to filter your events.
Depends on what you are tracking, how your data is structured, and what results you want to see 😅 You can filter by cohort, and then under Trends ploy a...
Well, technically you have the option to write a custom SQL query (with window functions?) over your events, so it is possible today if you know how. The simpler option...
The third case is usually solved with a `placeholders={"where": ast.Constant(value=True)}`. However, yes, placeholders aren't supported everywhere. So far when there has been a new place we need them, we've added...
Hey @nykolaslima To make this pass the `mypy` check (`mypy -p posthog | mypy-baseline filter`), you'll need to change a few lines higher to: `render_context: dict = {}` I'd be...
@Justicea83 we don't ask for permission to work on things, nor assign issues (yes I see what happened here). The first correct PR wins.
There's some mess happening with github actions (sounds familiar?). I'll close this PR and re-open one with the same changes... That's probably the easiest way forward right now 😅
Hmm... I'm not a graphics designer... but this also doesn't look that slick :D.  - Can we only show the button if we're sure that there...
One even bigger problem: when setting up SAML incorrectly, this is all that you get when trying to log in:  If you're lucky enough to have access to Sentry,...