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track usage stats for saved searches in UTC day increments#63904
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This makes it easier to chart this metric on a daily basis. Transmitting the count in a rolling 24-hour window is harder.
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This makes it easier to chart this metric on a daily basis. Transmitting the count in a rolling 24-hour window is harder.
Note that this new usagestats schema for saved searches has not yet been released in a patch or stable release.
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