Docs: Add support for Adobe Analytics in documentation #3322
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Copying context from a discussion with @rlhagerm:
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Converting this PR to draft because it is dependent on the BotoCore version of this PR being merged first boto/boto3#4369 |
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This PR adds the aws s_code script to the element of the page template, in order to support Adobe Analytics within the BotoCore generated documentation pages.
Background
The DX Code examples team is working with AWS Marketing and Metrics Engineering to ensure Adobe Analytics capabilities for all AWS SDK API references. This will support our goals in 2025 to track user usage of pages, and particularly code examples throughout the AWS SDK documentation.
This PR includes the change discussed with @jonathan343 as part of this metrics initiative.