Enable and observe HTMLDocument frustrated use counters
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(Data Science :: Experiment Collaboration, task, P1)
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(Reporter: tdsmith, Assigned: tdsmith)
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Brief Description of the request (required):
Enable and observe the use counters implemented in bug 1584630 for unimplemented HTMLDocument use counters for a week in the beta channel by flipping dom.missing_prop_counters.enabled to true.
Business purpose for this request (required):
This supports the webcompat metrics project.
Requested timelines for the request or how this fits into roadmaps or critical decisions (required):
We've asked stakeholders for priority signals. I assert we should go ahead and do the collection since the pref flip itself is low-effort, and we'll prioritize analysis according to what we hear back.
Links to any assets (e.g Start of a PHD, BRD; any document that helps describe the project):
Name of Data Scientist (If Applicable):
It me.
Please note if it is found that not enough information has been given this will delay the triage of this request.
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Comment 1•5 years ago
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Hey Boris! Do you have any concerns about flipping this on for some users in beta? I need to file a PI request for the experiment; do you have any test cases handy that they can use to smoke-test the feature?
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Comment 2•5 years ago
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No particular concerns, no.
As far as smoketesting, loading and then unloading this document:
<!doctype html>
<script>
document.adoptedStyleSheets;
</script>
should cause the relevant use counter to appear in about:telemetry.
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Comment 3•4 years ago
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I'm going to report on these at the same time as the CSS use counters, so duping this into that bug.
There's a draft at https://metrics.mozilla.com/protected/tdsmith/20191121-usecounter_summary.html; it has a presentation of some numbers from the data but not a lot of narrative.
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