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In the list of available providers, it shows Split with a link to https://github.com/splitio/split-openfeature-provider-dotnet I read this news from 2 years ago where Split claims to embrace OpenFeature but I can't find anything for .NET other than a Split library called Splitio which does not seem to implement the OpenFeature contracts. Is there anybody aware of any other OpenFeature .NET provider for Split or any plans to have one? |
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Hi @diegosasw ! Thanks for bringing this up. You can find a pretty complete index of OpenFeature integrations on our ecosystem page, here's a specific filter for Split. From that search, you can see there is a .NET provider here, however... There's been changes at Split (Harness acquired them last year, https://www.split.io/news/harness-to-acquire-split-software/, https://www.harness.io/blog/harness-to-acquire-split), and there hasn't been changes to this repo in a long time (it's targeting a very old version of the OpenFeature .NET SDK). The OpenFeature technical committee will look into this, and engage the with the right people to see if these components can be updated, or should be deprecated. |
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Hi @diegosasw ! Thanks for bringing this up. You can find a pretty complete index of OpenFeature integrations on our ecosystem page, here's a specific filter for Split. From that search, you can see there is a .NET provider here, however...
There's been changes at Split (Harness acquired them last year, https://www.split.io/news/harness-to-acquire-split-software/, https://www.harness.io/blog/harness-to-acquire-split), and there hasn't been changes to this repo in a long time (it's targeting a very old version of the OpenFeature .NET SDK).
The OpenFeature technical committee will look into this, and engage the with the right people to see if these components can be updated, or should be de…