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=== Context We want to track a baseline of footnote clicks on the wikis where the A/B test should run. See Parent ticket === Acceptance Criteria We want to track [] source wiki [] timestamp [] logged-in status ( anon / not anon ) [] edit count buckets === Implementation [] Track clicks on the `References` section in the TOC of the article - The link that we need to apply the tracking to could be identified by looking at the DOM to figure out the references list tag - In case there are multiple references lists we should use the last one - Use the headline of that references list to figure out the TOC link [] Use the TestKitchen to create a simple instrument see epic for which wikis are affected [] Make sure we get the datapoints above

=== Context We want to track a baseline of footnote clicks on the wikis where the A/B test should run. See Parent ticket === Acceptance Criteria We want to track [] source wiki [] timestamp [] logged-in status ( anon / not anon ) [] edit count buckets These are all part of the default [[ https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/schemas-event-secondary/-/blob/master/jsonschema/analytics/product_metrics/web/base/1.4.3.yaml?ref_type=heads | web schema ]]. So no need for a custom schema here They can be configured in the test setup UI in the [[ https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Test_Kitchen/Contextual_attributes | Contextual Attributes ]] === Implementation [] Track clicks on the `References` section in the TOC of the article - The link that we need to apply the tracking to could be identified by looking at the DOM to figure out the references list tag - In case there are multiple references lists we should use the last one - Use the headline of that references list to figure out the TOC link [] Use the TestKitchen to create a simple instrument see epic for which wikis are affected [] Make sure we get the datapoints above

=== Context We want to track a baseline of footnote clicks on the wikis where the A/B test should run. See Parent ticket === Acceptance Criteria We want to track [] source wiki [] timestamp [] logged-in status ( anon / not anon ) [] edit count buckets These are all part of the default [[ https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/schemas-event-secondary/-/blob/master/jsonschema/analytics/product_metrics/web/base/1.4.3.yaml?ref_type=heads | web schema ]]. So no need for a custom schema here They can be configured in the test setup UI in the [[ https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Test_Kitchen/Contextual_attributes | Contextual Attributes ]] === Implementation [] Track clicks on the `References` section in the TOC of the article - The link that we need to apply the tracking to could be identified by looking at the DOM to figure out the references list tag - In case there are multiple references lists we should use the last one - Use the headline of that references list to figure out the TOC link [] Use the TestKitchen to create a simple instrument see epic for which wikis are affected [] Make sure we get the datapoints above