// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. syntax = "proto2"; option optimize_for = LITE_RUNTIME; package chrome_variations; // This defines the Protocol Buffer representation of a Chrome Variations study // as sent to clients of the Variations server. // // Next tag: 13 message Study { // The name of the study. Should not contain spaces or special characters. // Ex: "my_study" required string name = 1; // The expiry date of the study in Unix time format. (Seconds since midnight // January 1, 1970 UTC). See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time // // A study that has expired will be disabled, which will take precedence over // a corresponding hardcoded field trial in the client. // // Ex: 1330893974 (corresponds to 2012-03-04 20:46:14Z) optional int64 expiry_date = 3; // Consistency setting for a study. enum Consistency { SESSION = 0; // Can't change within a session. PERMANENT = 1; // Can't change for a given user. } // Consistency setting for this study. Optional - defaults to SESSION. // Ex: PERMANENT optional Consistency consistency = 7 [default = SESSION]; // Name of the experiment that gets the default experience. This experiment // must be included in the list below. // Ex: "default" optional string default_experiment_name = 8; // An experiment within the study. // // Next tag: 9 message Experiment { // A named parameter value for this experiment. // // Next tag: 3 message Param { // The name of the parameter. optional string name = 1; // The value of the parameter. optional string value = 2; } // The name of the experiment within the study. // Ex: "bucketA" required string name = 1; // The cut of the total probability taken for this experiment (the x in // x / N, where N is the sum of all x’s). Ex: "50" required uint32 probability_weight = 2; // Optional id used to uniquely identify this experiment for Google web // properties. optional uint64 google_web_experiment_id = 3; // Optional id used to allow this experiment to trigger experimental // behavior on Google web properties. optional uint64 google_web_trigger_experiment_id = 8; // Optional id used to uniquely identify this experiment for Google Update. optional uint64 google_update_experiment_id = 4; // Optional name of a Chrome flag that, when present, causes this experiment // to be forced. If the forcing_flag field is set, users will not be // assigned to this experiment unless that flag is present in Chrome's // command line. optional string forcing_flag = 5; // Parameter values for this experiment. repeated Param param = 6; enum Type { // Regular experiment group. This is the default value and can be omitted. NORMAL = 0; // Changes to this experiment group are ignored for the purposes of // kill-switch triggering. Included to allow the flexibility to not // trigger this logic for specific cases (e.g. a group rename without // any functionality changes). IGNORE_CHANGE = 1; // This is a kill-switch group that should be killed at "best effort" // priority, e.g. with a hot dog menu badge. The experiment must have a // probability_weight of 0. KILL_BEST_EFFORT = 2; // This is a kill-switch group that should be killed with "critical" // priority. Depending on platform this may result in showing a // non-dismissible restart prompt with a timer. This should only be used // in very serious emergency circumstances. The experiment must have a // probability_weight of 0. KILL_CRITICAL = 3; } optional Type type = 7 [default = NORMAL]; } // List of experiments in this study. This list should include the default / // control experiment. // // For example, to specify that 99% of users get the default behavior, while // 0.5% of users get experience "A" and 0.5% of users get experience "B", // specify the values below. // Ex: { "default": 990, "A": 5, "B": 5 } repeated Experiment experiment = 9; // Possible Chrome release channels. // See: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel enum Channel { // UNKNOWN value is defined here for the benefit of code using this enum // type, but is not actually meant to be encoded in the protobuf. UNKNOWN = -1; CANARY = 0; DEV = 1; BETA = 2; STABLE = 3; } // Possible Chrome operating system platforms. enum Platform { PLATFORM_WINDOWS = 0; PLATFORM_MAC = 1; PLATFORM_LINUX = 2; PLATFORM_CHROMEOS = 3; PLATFORM_ANDROID = 4; PLATFORM_IOS = 5; } // Possible form factors Chrome is running on. enum FormFactor { DESKTOP = 0; PHONE = 1; TABLET = 2; } // Filtering criteria specifying whether this study is applicable to a given // Chrome instance. // // Next tag: 10 message Filter { // The start date of the study in Unix time format. (Seconds since midnight // January 1, 1970 UTC). See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time // Ex: 1330893974 (corresponds to 2012-03-04 20:46:14Z) optional int64 start_date = 1; // The minimum Chrome version for this study, allowing a trailing '*' // character for pattern matching. Inclusive. (To check for a match, iterate // over each component checking >= until a * or end of string is reached.) // Optional - if not specified, there is no minimum version. // Ex: "17.0.963.46", "17.0.963.*", "17.*" optional string min_version = 2; // The maximum Chrome version for this study; same formatting as // |min_version| above. Inclusive. (To check for a match, iterate over each // component checking <= until a * or end of string is reached.) // Optional - if not specified, there is no maximum version. // Ex: "19.*" optional string max_version = 3; // List of channels that will receive this study. If omitted, the study // applies to all channels. // Ex: [BETA, STABLE] repeated Channel channel = 4; // List of platforms that will receive this study. If omitted, the study // applies to all platforms. // Ex: [PLATFORM_WINDOWS, PLATFORM_MAC] repeated Platform platform = 5; // List of locales that will receive this study. If omitted, the study // applies to all locales. // Ex: ["en-US", "en-CA"] repeated string locale = 6; // List of form factors that will receive this study. If omitted, the study // applies to all form factors. // Ex: [PHONE, TABLET] repeated FormFactor form_factor = 7; // List of ChromeOS hardware classes that will receive this study. Each // entry is treated as a substring of the actual device hardware_class, // so "FOO" will match the client's hardware class "Device FOOBAR". If // omitted, the study applies to all hardware classes unless // |exclude_hardware_class| is specified. Mutually exclusive with // |exclude_hardware_class|. repeated string hardware_class = 8; // List of ChromeOS hardware classes that will be excluded in this // study. Each entry is treated as a substring of the actual device // hardware_class, so "FOO" will match the client's hardware class // "Device FOOBAR". If omitted, the study applies to all hardware classes // unless |hardware_class| is specified. Mutually exclusive with // |hardware_class|. repeated string exclude_hardware_class = 9; } // Filtering criteria for this study. A study that is filtered out for a given // client is equivalent to that study not being sent at all. optional Filter filter = 10; // Randomization seed to be used when |consistency| is set to PERMANENT. If // not specified, randomization will be done using the trial name. optional uint32 randomization_seed = 11; // Specifies whether the study starts as active initially, or whether it // requires the client to query its state before it is marked as active. enum ActivationType { // The study will be activated when its state is queried by the client. // This is recommended for most studies that include client code. ACTIVATION_EXPLICIT = 0; // The study will be automatically activated when it is created. This // is recommended for studies that do not have any client logic. ACTIVATION_AUTO = 1; } // Activation type for this study. Defaults to ACTIVATION_EXPLICIT if omitted. optional ActivationType activation_type = 12; }