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clojure-lsp is widely used by multiple editors and developers, and there is no way to get metrics from how many developers from a company are using clojure-lsp on what editors (especially for standardization of developer experience) if they want.
We should be able to metrify at least server start and stop using something configurable that one may want to enable via config, this way one company could configure some datalake or place to get those metrics exported from clojure-lsp.
It's important to note that clojure-lsp should be able to export those metrics to a place configured by the user so there is no way to have this without user configuration, since this is a OSS project, it should not have any company specific logic, a good approach may be use OpenTelemetry via https://github.com/steffan-westcott/clj-otel
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clojure-lsp is widely used by multiple editors and developers, and there is no way to get metrics from how many developers from a company are using clojure-lsp on what editors (especially for standardization of developer experience) if they want.
We should be able to metrify at least server start and stop using something configurable that one may want to enable via config, this way one company could configure some datalake or place to get those metrics exported from clojure-lsp.
It's important to note that clojure-lsp should be able to export those metrics to a place configured by the user so there is no way to have this without user configuration, since this is a OSS project, it should not have any company specific logic, a good approach may be use OpenTelemetry via https://github.com/steffan-westcott/clj-otel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: