Description of the need
Follow-up from https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/4122.
Right now both CKEditor 4 and CKEditor 5 modules implement hook_telemetry_info() to report their respective CKEditor version strings. For example:
CKEditor 4 returns ckeditor_version of 4.18.0
CKEditor 5 returns ckeditor5_version of 40.2.0
While this data is useful in some ways to tell how up-to-date our library usage is, it's not helpful for distinguishing between CKEditor 4 and 5 (or both) usage. To do that we need a separate return value of either 4, 5, or both.
Proposed solution
Since each module can only report if it is enabled, I think it would make sense to include this value in telemetry.module directly.
GitHub Issue #:
6342
Recent comments
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