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Remove experiment tracking #2202

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astrojuanlu opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 4 comments
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Remove experiment tracking #2202

astrojuanlu opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 4 comments
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astrojuanlu commented Nov 22, 2024

After a discussion in which we considered keeping Experiment Tracking as-is, doing more development work (for example #2152), removal #1831, and making it optional #2079 , with a heavy heart we ended up picking complete removal. There isn't nearly enough user traction and we aren't confident we can make the feature good enough to make people switch over the alternatives.

I think we can proceed without a deprecation warning. This would be a breaking release.

As follow-ups, we'll also hold a retrospective to learn from this experience.

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Can I work on this, at least removing the frontend part?

cc @rashidakanchwala

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I have no problem with that @tynandebold!

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@rashidakanchwala will make the call

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Huongg commented Nov 26, 2024

After discussing with @tynandebold , here are the three subtasks that need to be completed under this ticket:

  • 1. Remove Front-End Components: This includes the UI, e2e tests, and Apollo queries. Estimation: 1–3 points
  • 2. Remove Back-End Components: This includes GraphQL Strawberry, the SQL session store, and associated tests. Estimation: 3–5 points
  • 3. Update Documentation and References: Remove any references to ET, including Medium articles, YouTube content, and draft a release announcement to address the breaking changes. Estimation: 1–3 points

All should be done in a single feature branch so can be easily used in the future.

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