Feature Description

All links to external Google services in Site Kit should have a utm_source parameter added, similar to the one done for Reader Revenue Manager.

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Acceptance criteria

• Any navigation to external Google services from Site Kit should include a utm_source query parameter with sitekit as the value.

Implementation Brief

• In assets/js/googlesitekit/datastore/user/user-info.js:
  • Update the getAccountChooserURL selector:
    • Before returning the final URL, use addQueryArg to add a utm_source query parameter with sitekit as the value to the destinationURL.
    • In the URL finally returned, add an additional utm_source query parameter with sitekit as the value.
• In assets/js/modules/pagespeed-insights/datastore/service.js:
  • Update the getServiceURL selector to include a utm_source query parameter with sitekit as the value. Use getServiceURL in assets/js/modules/reader-revenue-manager/datastore/service.js as an example.

Test Coverage

• In assets/js/googlesitekit/datastore/user/user-info.test.js:
  • Update test coverage for getAccountChooserURL to verify that the utm_source parameter exists in both wrapped and wrapper URLs.
• In assets/js/modules/pagespeed-insights/datastore/service.test.js:
  • Update test coverage for getServiceURL to verify that the utm_source parameter exists.
• Fix any other failing test.

QA Brief

• When navigating to any external service from Site Kit, verify that the resulting URL includes utm_source=sitekit as a query parameter.
• Some usual locations where such navigation occurs are:
  • The source URLs in the SK dashboard widgets.
  • "See full details in {service}" URLs in SK settings.

Changelog entry

• Add utm_source=sitekit query parameter to all external service links for source tracking.