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[RHOAIENG-6314] Add tracking for new Homepage. #2781

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Description

This adds tracking for the new home page. As part of this, trackign of the new project
button has moved from the NewProjectButton to the ManageProjectsModal.
[RHOAIENG-6314]

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dgutride commented May 7, 2024

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@@ -24,11 +22,6 @@ const NewProjectButton: React.FC<NewProjectButtonProps> = ({ closeOnCreate, onPr
<ManageProjectModal
open={open}
onClose={(newProjectName) => {
fireTrackingEvent('NewProject Created', {
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Why did you drop this?

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This is now handled inside the ManageProjectModal at https://github.com/opendatahub-io/odh-dashboard/pull/2781/files#diff-8827454ead4ff8421767576741c1ec341bf780e07671a2c37a34fd2677fbb7caR51 , because the Modal is called from multiple places.

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@pilhuhn there are 5 use cases of NewProjectButton -- you point at solving 1. What about the other 4?

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I only ask because we sound like we are losing overall tracking, to get tracking for the home page

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I'll have a look in a minute (once the tranisition to the new laptop is kind of finished). Moving the tracking code inside ManagedProjectModal should catch them all. Before there was this button and also the new NewProject link on the new home page.

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@andrewballantyne I am not sure I understand your question. The tracking code has moved from NewProjectButton into ManageProjectModal, which is part of the internal implementation of the NewProjectButton.
I did that because the ProjectsSection is using the modal directly and not via NewProjectButton.

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I misunderstood it when I briefly was looking at it earlier. Thanks for the clarification.

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This PR looks good -- just one question (see my message earlier)

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