observable-framework-telemetry

Observable Framework telemetry collects usage data including executed commands, framework versions, operating system details, and build statistics. It explicitly does not collect sensitive information such as environment variables or your project's file contents.

To disable Observable Framework telemetry collection, set the OBSERVABLE_TELEMETRY_DISABLE environment variable to true. This immediately stops the framework from gathering and transmitting any usage data from your local development environment.

Yes, you can inspect and debug the telemetry data sent by Observable Framework by setting the OBSERVABLE_TELEMETRY_DEBUG environment variable. This allows you to review the exact usage information being transmitted.

No, Observable Framework telemetry does not collect environment variables or file contents. The telemetry is strictly limited to usage metrics like commands, versions, OS details, and build statistics to ensure user data privacy.

Observable Framework collects usage data to understand command execution, versions, and build statistics for product improvement. It protects privacy by strictly excluding sensitive environment variables and file contents from its telemetry collection process.