Client Side Tracking For Tasks

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Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
javascript

Research direction

The issue names no files or tests. Start by locating existing Mixpanel tracking and the task UI entry points, then map each listed task action to its current handler and verify the requested properties. Done means the specified task interactions emit the requested analytics data, including the conditional task-edit event.

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Description

Problem

We don't currently have mixpanel tracking for understanding task creation and management.

Subtasks

  1. Viewed project tasks tab (properties: project_name, project_id)
  2. Clicked create new task button (properties: project_name, project_id)
  3. Created new task (properties: project_name, project_id)
  4. Viewed project task (properties: project_name, project_id, task_id)
  5. Added skill to task (properties: project_name, project_id)
  6. Change task status (properties: project_name, project_id, task_id, moved_from_column, moved_to_column)
  7. Assigned a user to a task (properties: project_name, project_id, assignee_user_name, task_id)
  8. Edited task (if tasks are editable), (properties: project_name, project_id, task_id)
Dominant language
JavaScript
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