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fix: update src link to analytics #63

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  • Chores
    • Updated the source URL for the analytics script in the RootLayout component.

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The changes in this pull request involve an update to the RootLayout component located in the app/layout.tsx file. The primary modification is the alteration of the script source URL from https://umami.kinotio.io/script.js to https://analytics.kinotio.io/script.js. This change does not impact the overall structure or functionality of the component, which continues to render its children and includes an additional script for a status widget, with no changes to locale handling or class name application.

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File Change Summary
app/layout.tsx Updated script source URL from umami.kinotio.io to analytics.kinotio.io.

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A script was changed, oh what glee!
From umami's charm to analytics' might,
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23-23: Verify analytics endpoint configuration.

The change from umami.kinotio.io to analytics.kinotio.io appears correct, but we should ensure:

  1. The new analytics endpoint is properly configured and accessible
  2. No analytics data loss during the transition

Let's verify the endpoint configuration:

Consider implementing these best practices for analytics transitions:

  1. Run both old and new endpoints in parallel temporarily to ensure data consistency
  2. Monitor analytics events in both systems during the transition period
  3. Document the DNS change in your infrastructure documentation
✅ Verification successful

Analytics endpoint is properly configured and accessible

The new analytics endpoint at analytics.kinotio.io is:

  • Returning HTTP 200 status code
  • Serving JavaScript content with correct MIME type
  • Protected by Cloudflare CDN
  • Properly configured with security headers including CSP
  • Has appropriate caching headers for optimal performance

The endpoint is fully operational and correctly configured for analytics tracking.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the new analytics endpoint is accessible and returns a valid script

# Test: Verify the HTTP response and content type
curl -I https://analytics.kinotio.io/script.js

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@andostronaut andostronaut merged commit df8697c into main Oct 31, 2024
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