thanks Dan, this is awesome – I’ll give it a try this morning with some of the 
recent mobile cohorts.

On Nov 21, 2013, at 7:39 AM, Dan Andreescu <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear Wikimetrics users,
> 
> I've just deployed asynchronous cohort upload.  This is feature #818: 
> https://mingle.corp.wikimedia.org/projects/analytics/cards/818 and basically 
> allows you to upload larger cohorts because validation is happening behind 
> the scenes.  I'll go over how the new functionality works here, and will rely 
> on one of you to point me to the appropriate on-wiki place to update 
> documentation.
> 
> So basically, visiting /cohorts and clicking "Upload Cohort" works as before. 
>  But once you click "Upload CSV", your form is validated, processed, and 
> you're taken back to the cohorts page.  Your new cohort is immediately 
> created but is not yet validated.  While it validates, you'll see the 
> validation status and have a few options:
> 
> * Remove Cohort.  This is destructive and will remove this cohort from your 
> list.  Use this in case you made a mistake, uploaded the wrong file, etc.
> * Validate Again.  This will run validation again.  One possible use for it 
> is, let's say you upload a cohort with some *very* newly registered users.  
> And because of replication lag to the labsdb databases, most of them come up 
> invalid.  You can then run validation again.
> * Refresh.  This just refreshes the status of the validation and will update 
> the counts that show up below.
> 
> You will not have the "Create Report" option until validation is done.  And 
> when you do create a report, only valid users will be considered and used in 
> the output.
> 
> One caveat.  Validation is still slow.  And the time limit for the 
> asynchronous task is set to 1 hour.  I have some ideas for making this faster 
> by batching, and I can increase the time limit per task (but that has other 
> repercussions).  For now, just keep in mind that the theoretical maximum 
> cohort size you should upload is roughly 18,000 users.  I would love some 
> feedback about whether it's ok to increase the time limit or if people want 
> me to focus on making validation faster.
> 
> Dan
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