feat: add level property to navigationDropdownViewed event #669
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Tracks nesting depth for mobile drilldown navigation.
Updated example:
{
action: "navigationDropdownViewed",
context_module: "header",
navigation_item: "Blue-Chip Artists",
level: 1,
interaction_type: "drilldown"
}
Desktop always uses level: 0
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The type of this PR is: Feature
Description
Tracks nesting depth for mobile drilldown navigation.
Updated example:
Desktop always uses level: 0
cc/ @dorotamierzwa – follow-up to #668 as discussed!
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index.tsclickandtap(platform is inferred by the DB storing events)