docs(examples): add Experiment Center override example - #1066
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In `@EXAMPLES.md`:
- Line 14: Update README.md to document the new WebAuthProvider.withParameters()
integration pattern, keeping the guidance consistent with the existing
EXAMPLES.md entry and repository documentation conventions.
In `@examples/experiment-center.md`:
- Line 87: Add a clear note to the Experiment Center documentation stating that,
during Beta, the feature is supported only on development tenants and is not
supported on production tenants. Place it near the existing Enterprise-feature
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This is in beta. We should also add that note here
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nit: we can have map with all the 3 params but describe clearly what each attribute corresponds to with a link to auth0 docs for experiment centre. experimentcenter.md can be reduced further. Describe what each param is and have one example with all the three passed. |
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| [Experiment Center](https://auth0.com/docs/customize/experiment-center/overview) is Auth0's A/B testing platform for authentication flows. It lets you split traffic across variants, measure results, and promote the winner — all inside Auth0. | ||
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| Pass `experiment_id` and `variation_id` via `withParameters()` to force a user into a specific variation for the login request, bypassing the server-side deterministic assignment. Both IDs are obtained from your Auth0 Dashboard or the Management API. |
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should we mention about segment id here When the experiment uses segment targeting, also pass segment_id:
- Simplify to single example with all 3 params (experiment_id, variation_id, segment_id) across Kotlin/coroutine/Java - Add param descriptions and mention segment_id in intro - Add Beta + development-tenant limitation to NOTE callout - Add Experiment Center section to README.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This is a documentation-only change adding usage guidance for Experiment Center, Auth0's A/B testing platform for authentication flows, ahead of its Early Access release.
Experiment Center already works with this SDK today — Auth0 honors
experiment_id,variation_id, andsegment_idas/authorizequery parameters, and the existingWebAuthProvider.Builder.withParameters(Map<String, Any?>)method already forwards arbitrary parameters to/authorize. This PR documents how developers pass these three parameters to force a specific experiment variation on a Web Auth login request, bypassing the server-side deterministic assignment (useful for QA/test automation and for driving assignment from a flag/rollout tool).examples/experiment-center.md— shows forcing a variation viawithParameters()withexperiment_id+variation_id, and optionallysegment_idfor segment-targeted experiments. Includes Kotlin (callback), Kotlin (coroutine), and Java samples, plus a note that this is an Enterprise feature and only applies toWebAuthProvider(Universal Login) flows — embedded/native and ROPG do not reach/authorizeand are unaffected.EXAMPLES.md— added a link to the new example under the Web Auth section.Testing
No functional code changed, so there is nothing to unit- or integration-test. The change touches only Markdown files. Reviewers should:
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examples/experiment-center.mdrenders correctly and the code samples are accurate against the currentwithParameters()API.Verify the new link in
EXAMPLES.mdresolves to the new file.This change adds unit test coverage
This change adds integration test coverage
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I have read the Auth0 general contribution guidelines
I have read the Auth0 Code of Conduct
All existing and new tests complete without errors
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