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@ryan953 ryan953 commented Nov 21, 2024

I realized recently that we could have analytics about which story files are most commonly referenced. It would help to know what's used often because it might indicate something that needs more attention, similarly something not referenced might be because it's either intuitive, or unused in new code.

This is a half step though. This RouteAnalyticsContextProvider used relies on the react-hook:route-activated hook provided to the HookStore, in dev that won't be implemented. So the data we collect will only be from people using sentry.io/stories which might not cover everyone.

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iamrajjoshi pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 24, 2024
… see what is viewed (#81108)

I realized recently that we could have analytics about which story files
are most commonly referenced. It would help to know what's used often
because it might indicate something that needs more attention, similarly
something not referenced might be because it's either intuitive, or
unused in new code.

This is a half step though. This `RouteAnalyticsContextProvider` used
relies on the `react-hook:route-activated` hook provided to the
HookStore, in dev that won't be implemented. So the data we collect will
only be from people using sentry.io/stories which might not cover
everyone.
harshithadurai pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2024
… see what is viewed (#81108)

I realized recently that we could have analytics about which story files
are most commonly referenced. It would help to know what's used often
because it might indicate something that needs more attention, similarly
something not referenced might be because it's either intuitive, or
unused in new code.

This is a half step though. This `RouteAnalyticsContextProvider` used
relies on the `react-hook:route-activated` hook provided to the
HookStore, in dev that won't be implemented. So the data we collect will
only be from people using sentry.io/stories which might not cover
everyone.
evanh pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2024
… see what is viewed (#81108)

I realized recently that we could have analytics about which story files
are most commonly referenced. It would help to know what's used often
because it might indicate something that needs more attention, similarly
something not referenced might be because it's either intuitive, or
unused in new code.

This is a half step though. This `RouteAnalyticsContextProvider` used
relies on the `react-hook:route-activated` hook provided to the
HookStore, in dev that won't be implemented. So the data we collect will
only be from people using sentry.io/stories which might not cover
everyone.
andrewshie-sentry pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 2, 2024
… see what is viewed (#81108)

I realized recently that we could have analytics about which story files
are most commonly referenced. It would help to know what's used often
because it might indicate something that needs more attention, similarly
something not referenced might be because it's either intuitive, or
unused in new code.

This is a half step though. This `RouteAnalyticsContextProvider` used
relies on the `react-hook:route-activated` hook provided to the
HookStore, in dev that won't be implemented. So the data we collect will
only be from people using sentry.io/stories which might not cover
everyone.
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