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Enhance analytics to track coc use #320

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kanej opened this issue Dec 22, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #322
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Enhance analytics to track coc use #320

kanej opened this issue Dec 22, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #322
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kanej commented Dec 22, 2022

We want to be able to tell if people are using the language server from vim/neovim.

Our goal is:

  • user opts in through notification, though experiment with better messages (within the constraints)
  • investigate whether coc will give the equivalent of a machine id (as vscode does) - so we can anonymously track whether a session is on the same ls instance
  • update the google analytics to differentiate between standalone and vscode (maybe leverage different browser values)
  • update sentry to include the context of the machine id and whether standalone of vscode
  • Update the coc event handlers so that changing the telemetry setting is reflected on the language server
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@kanej kanej added this to the Standalone language server milestone Jan 3, 2023
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