mik-laj opened a new pull request #5817: [AIRFLOW-5148] Add Google Analytics to 
the Airflow doc website (#5763)
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/5817
 
 
   # The discussion begins in PR: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/5763
   
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   ### Description
   
   > Asked by @aijamalnk 
   > 
   > Note from her:
   > 
   > > I've looked at Google Analytics for the Airflow site, and I noticed that:
   > > -The https://airflow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ site has the GA code set 
up.
   > > - The https://airflow.apache.org site does NOT have the GA code set up.
   > > So the data that we're getting on GA is not complete. 
   > > It would be really helpful to fix it soon, before we start revamping the 
website to understand the changes user behavior (I am signing a contract with a 
vendor next week)
   > 
   
   The previous PR has been merged and reverted, so I create PR again with the 
same change to discuss it. Any comment on PR #5763 sends an email to all the 
committers across all Apache projects, so please do not comment. @kaxil have 
locked down the conversation but that would still allow anyone with write 
access to the repo to be able to comment on it.
   
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