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Context
A first version for tracking Analytics for a single feature, passing on the identifier as params.
This was discussed here in the previous issue create
Discussions in the issue got obsolete, as we decided to move further with a first version tracking a specific feature passing its identifier as a parameter.
See more info on analytics usage below in Resolution
Resolution
analytics_for, that calls our specific Analytics class to track a featureAnalytics class basically reads the identifier passed as parameter, initializes with the accordingly feature, and tries to track it.
The found system found Assignables will be arranged into an Array of Hashes.
Each Hash represent the found Assignable and its tracked data, something like that:
Impacted processes/locations
rails_helper.rbto use Rails native time travelReferences
Issue 21: Feature statistics/analytics