chore(analytics): Add experimental analytics for new streamlined orgs #83390
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…#83390) Adds a few analytics to measure for new orgs locked in to streamline/legacy UI: - Issue details viewed - Comments created/updated/removed - Group Actions (archive, resolve, etc.) Plus a few bonus ones I think might be interesting to see if the new streamline features are used by new organizations: - Searches performed - Sections folded - Sidebar collapsing
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Adds a few analytics to measure for new orgs locked in to streamline/legacy UI:
Plus a few bonus ones I think might be interesting to see if the new streamline features are used by new organizations: