When the Homepage was an experimental feature, we had a user property to track who was opted into it, and who is not. Now that the Homepage is enabled for 100% of new user registrations on all Wikipedias, we don't need a user property anymore.
We'll want to review existing usages of the property:
- includes/HomepageHooks.php (9 matches)
- includes/ImpactHooks.php (1 matches)
- includes/MentorDashboard/MenteeOverview/UncachedMenteeOverviewDataProvider.php (1 matches)
- maintenance/ExportWelcomeSurveyMailingListData.php (2 matches)
- tests/phpunit/integration/MentorDashboard/PersonalizedPraise/PersonalizedPraiseHooksTest.php (1 matches)
- tests/phpunit/integration/MentorDashboard/PersonalizedPraise/PraiseworthyMenteeSuggesterIntegrationTest.php (1 matches)
- tests/phpunit/integration/Specials/SpecialHomepageTest.php (1 matches)
- tests/phpunit/unit/HomepageHooksTests.php (2 matches)
and also isHomepageEnabled which checks the property:
- includes/EarlyLifeCycleHooks.php (1 matches)
- includes/HelpPanelHooks.php (1 matches)
- includes/HomepageHooks.php (18 matches)
- includes/LevelingUp/LevelingUpHooks.php (1 matches)
- includes/Mentorship/ChangeMentor.php (2 matches)
- includes/Specials/SpecialHomepage.php (1 matches)
- includes/Specials/SpecialWelcomeSurvey.php (2 matches)
- includes/TourHooks.php (3 matches)
- includes/WelcomeSurvey.php (1 matches)