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[JENKINS-76268] Move usage statistics reporting from browser to controller#25985

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@akash-manna-sky akash-manna-sky commented Dec 25, 2025

Move usage statistics reporting from browser to controller

Fixes #16839

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Could you explain why you decided to implement this while the issue description states

Dependency on jenkins-infra/helpdesk#4666 – we should not do this while we have no way to react quickly(ish) to regressions in reporting usage stats.

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