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Removed event

An analytics call that existed in the previous version of the codebase and no longer exists in the new one.

Failure modes

About this term

This page is part of the Skene analytics instrumentation glossary. Use it as a reference when writing specs, dashboards, or playbooks.

Canonical glossary index: /resources/glossary

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Analytics callEvent namePayload (event properties)Identify callEvent taxonomyInstrumentation surfaceBaseline manifestInstrumentation driftSemantic diffRemoved eventRenamed eventMoved eventAltered payloadConditional firing changeCustomer Data Platform (CDP)Schema registryMCP (Model Context Protocol)Coding agentSide effectFunnelConversion eventActivation eventCohort

How it happens

Almost always in a refactor. A coding agent (or a human) rewrites a function, and the analytics line inside does not survive the rewrite. The function still works; the call just is not there anymore.

What breaks downstream

The funnel that depended on the event goes quiet. The dashboard keeps drawing from historical data, then flatlines. Activation rates appear to crash overnight. The first signal is usually a PM asking why a number looks weird.

Related terms

  • Instrumentation drift
  • Renamed event
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