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want to confirm with @choumx that this is fine.
Do we see AMP_STATE used in other cases except analytics pings? form request maybe.
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This was originally added for AoG which uses amp-state extensively. E.g. might be used for forms or other data endpoints as you suggest.
I'm not sure if it's actively used today though. We can add a dev().expectedError to find usage.
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SG, will revisit after we collect some data on its usage.
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Project Tracker: #26091
Moving AMP_STATE macro to amp-analytics
Edit: AMP_STATE is being used more than we realized. We will leave it as is.