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Send `via` parameter with call report
See original GitHub issueThis is to identify the client when we report call stats. Should be web for the web client.
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- Created 6 years ago
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no, I don’t think debug indicates prod vs dev.
I think a more reliable way is to look at
window.location.host === "5calls.org". The logic being that if the current js code is being run on a page served from 5calls.org, it must be prod. Anything else is not.done in 37b1ca695cb640c2b004721916041521153442cb