@Mayakp.wiki

I finished my review of the post-deployment QA checks in your notebook. Everything looked good to me and I don't have any major changes or questions. Thanks so much for the QA support on this!

I summarized just a few additional notes/observations from my review below:

• Number of events: I separated the charts to review clicks and inits separately to see the trends for each more clearly. Events look as expected and increases correlate with the deployment dates to each wiki.
• Number of events by skin version: I reran the numbers through the end of August and confirmed that the number of events for skin version 2 are higher than skin version 1 on test wikis as expected. The numbers for version 2 were initially lower when you first ran the query in early August due to the late rollout of French Wikipedia as you indicated in the report.
• Sidebar clicks: I ran a check to make sure that the number of events did not change when you add the condition, event.action = 'click' , to the query. I confirmed no init events were recorded for these sidebar events as expected.
• Donate clicks: I ran the same check as above and confirmed no init events were recorded for these events as expected. Really interesting that there are more donate click events recorded with the new skin Version. As you noted, it looks like this was initially driven by anonymous users on Persian and Hebrew wikis. You can see a sharp increase in events on July 28th right after deployment to those wikis, which then stabilizes around July 31st. I'll explore this more in the sidebar analysis [T245735] to confirm if this trend continued or was just caused by this one spike.

@ovasileva - Going ahead and marking this as resolved but let us know if you have any additional questions.