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Shows how to fix promise from VWO isFeatureEnabled is not always resolved. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Fixed in vwo-node-sdk v1.33.0, which covers all the promise paths for isFeatureEnabled, including the stored-variation and returning-user cases. Update the SDK.
Call it on the client instance returned by launch(), not on the SDK itself: var vwoClientInstance = vwoSDK.launch({ settingsFile: settingsFile }); vwoClientInstance.getAndUpdateSettingsFile().then(...). That is the documented usage. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
The VWO docs say getAndUpdateSettingsFile is available in the Node.js SDK from v1.10 onward, but calling vwoSDK.getAndUpdateSettingsFile() throws not a function even on v1.10. The method lives on the client instance, not on the SDK module object.
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixed in vwo-node-sdk v1.33.0, which covers all the promise paths for isFeatureEnabled, including the stored-variation and returning-user cases. Update the SDK. Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
The promise returned by isFeatureEnabled in the VWO Node SDK sometimes never resolves. The underlying function could return a plain boolean in some paths while the caller only handled object returns, so the promise hung. A follow-up also showed the tracking request callback was not always awaited before resolving.
Problem outcome: unknown