remove event prefix from top-level keys in GoogleTagManager adapter#446
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remove event prefix from top-level keys in GoogleTagManager adapter#446opposable-crumbs wants to merge 1 commit intoadopted-ember-addons:mainfrom
event prefix from top-level keys in GoogleTagManager adapter#446opposable-crumbs wants to merge 1 commit intoadopted-ember-addons:mainfrom
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It would be really great to see this merged. Is this library still maintained? |
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This is a follow up to this PR which added a deprecation for the prefixing behavior in the GTM adapter. This PR removes the actual code as well as the deprecation, and updates the relevant tests. It also adds an assertion that actually tests the
dataLayer.pushfunctionality in the adapter.Original Issue