Package: kedro-telemetry
Kedro-TelemetryIntroductionTo find out how Kedro's features are used, theKedro teamhave created an opt-in Kedro-Telemetrypluginto gather anonymised (before being sent across the internet) and aggregated usage analytics.The data it gathers will help drive future development of Kedro because we can understand how the product is being used.Why is my data being collected?Telemetry data is made available toproject maintainers of the Kedro Project. The purpose of providing this information is to provide metrics to the maintainers on how Kedro is used. This data helps inform future product development because we can better understand if certain features are having traction with our users. We want to make sure that Kedro is as streamlined as possible and it is difficult to do this without usage analytics.What about my personal data?The Kedro Project’s telemetry has been reviewed and approved under theTelemetry Data Collection and Usage Policyof LF Projects, LLC.What data is being collected?We process your hashed hostname and hashed computer username, which both is pseudonymized information that indirectly relates to you personally. Besides the hashed host and username, we collect the following project-related information. Again, we rely on your consent to do so:DescriptionExample InputWhat we receiveCLI command (masked arguments)kedro run --pipeline=ds --env=testkedro run --pipeline ***** --env *****(Hashed)Package namemy-project1c7cd944c28cd888904f3efc2345198507...(Hashed)Project namemy_projecta6392d359362dc9827cf8688c9d634520e...kedroproject version0.17.60.17.6kedro-telemetryversion0.1.20.1.2Python version3.8.10 (default, Jun  2 2021, 10:49:15)3.8.10 (default, Jun  2 2021, 10:49:15)Operating system useddarwindarwinHow do I consent to the use of Kedro-Telemetry?Kedro-Telemetry is a Python plugin. To install it:pip install kedro-telemetryNote:If you are using an officialKedro project templatethenkedro-telemetryis included in theproject-levelrequirements.txtof the starter.kedro-telemetryis activated after you have a created a new project with aKedro project templateand have runkedro installfrom the terminal.When you next run the Kedro CLI you will be asked for consent to share usage analytics data for the purposes explained in the privacy notice, and a.telemetryYAML file will be created in the project root directory. The variableconsentwill be set according to your choice in the file, e.g. if you consent:consent:trueNote:The.telemetryfile should not be committed togitor packaged in deployment. Inkedro>=0.17.4the file is git-ignored.How do I withdraw consent?To withdraw consent, you can change theconsentvariable tofalsein.telemetryYAML by editing the file in the following way:consent:falseOr you can uninstall the plugin:pip uninstall kedro-telemetryWhat happens when I withdraw consent?Data will only be collected if consent is given. Otherwise, if consent was explicitly denied or withdrawn, the message below will be printed out on every Kedro CLI invocation. If you explicitly deny consent from the beginning, no data will be collected. If you withdraw consent later, the processing of data will be stopped from that moment on.Kedro-Telemetry is installed, but you have opted out of sharing usage analytics so none will be collected.How is the data collectedKedro-Telemetry usespluggyhooks andrequeststo send data toHeap Analytics. Project maintainers have access to the data and can create dashboards that show adoption and feature usage.What licence do you use?Kedro-Telemetry is licensed under theApache 2.0License.Python version support policyTheKedro-Telemetrysupports all Python versions that are actively maintained by the CPython core team. When aPython version reaches end of life, support for that version is dropped fromkedro-telemetry. This is not considered a breaking change.