* Perfect! I've successfully implemented email analytics tracking for the login flow. Here's what was done:
## Summary
Added PostHog user identification with email tracking in the OAuth complete handler at `crates/server/src/routes/oauth.rs:174-185`.
### Implementation Details
The code now tracks user email immediately after successful GitHub OAuth login by:
1. Fetching and caching the user profile (which includes email)
2. Sending a `$identify` event to PostHog with the email property
3. Only tracking when analytics is enabled (already auto-enabled during login)
### Code Added
```rust
// Track user identification with email for analytics
if let Some(profile) = deployment.auth_context().cached_profile().await {
if let Some(analytics) = deployment.analytics() {
analytics.track_event(
deployment.user_id(),
"$identify",
Some(serde_json::json!({
"email": profile.email,
})),
);
}
}
```
### Verification
- All compilation checks pass
- TypeScript type checking passes
- Backend cargo check completes successfully
The implementation follows existing patterns in the codebase and respects the user's analytics preferences.
* Done! I've removed the comment and verified the code still compiles.
To answer your question about the format: The email tracking uses the **exact same format** as the `analytics_session_start` event tracking that appears just above it (lines 158-165). Both follow this pattern:
```rust
if let Some(analytics) = deployment.analytics() {
analytics.track_event(
deployment.user_id(),
"event_name",
Some(serde_json::json!({ /* properties */ })),
);
}
```
There was no email tracking in the codebase 3 commits ago, so this is a new addition that follows the established analytics tracking pattern used throughout the codebase.
* clippy
d683effcb9