Added item above:
We are not currently tracking actual clicks on Article Talk or User Talk page links in the ios_talk_page_interaction schema, but we do track deeper interactions with Article Talk and User Talk pages (action: open_topic, new_topic_click, reply_click, refresh, lang_change and submit) coming from the following sources (source: talk_page, article, deep_link, notifications_center,account, search, in_app_web_view and unknown) See: T321841#8387540.

We will need to add tracking/instrumentation for action = open_article_talk and open_user_talk with source dependent on where Talk Page links users are opening links (ie About this article -> View Talk page, User talk page links in diff view, Talk page views, links in Edit History diff views)

Engineering notes for 3rd checkbox:

Add an open_talk action, to be logged whenever we instantiate and push on a new TalkPageViewController (search TalkPageViewController( in the project to see four different areas this occurs in). The goal is to get this event logging whenever a tap navigates to a talk page.

Plan changed - New thing we need in 7.3.1 for baseline data is whenever a user taps "Contributions" on a user talk page overflow menu:

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Log as new overflow_contributions action in the ios_talk_page_interaction schema.

Change 936048 had a related patch set uploaded (by Mazevedo; author: Mazevedo):

[schemas/event/secondary@master] Add new property to ios_talk_page_interaction schema

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/936048

Change 936048 merged by jenkins-bot:

[schemas/event/secondary@master] Add new property to ios_talk_page_interaction schema

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/936048

New overflow_contributions action is available to test in TestFlight 7.3.1 (2331).

Verifying we are seeing events for overflow_contributions action in the ios_talk_page_interaction schema.

@JTannerWMF - We can directly track undo and rollback events that originate from editors visiting Diff pages through the Watchlist in-app event data - and we could track more of these events using Mediawiki_history data if we want to add an event_comment value to these specific edits (Similar to how we track suggested edits and plan to add more specific comments for those edits (See T347431: Reconfigure Suggested Edits event_comment values sent with edits).

Note: Spun off a ticket for this for iOS engineers: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T348201

The original KRs have no mention of moderation events, just feature engagement, let's discuss revamping the KRs for this project and including moderator tasks as a datapoint to track in our next meeting.