When you send two properties with the same name for different events in Mixpanel, the behavior depends on whether these are regular properties or historical properties. Here's what happens in each case:
1. For regular event properties:
If you send the same property name for different events, they will be treated as separate properties for each event. Mixpanel does not automatically merge or deduplicate properties across different events. Each event will have its own instance of the property with potentially different values.
2. For historical properties:
If you have the same property name sent as both a regular profile property and a historical property, they will be treated as distinct and separate entities. Mixpanel will not deduplicate these properties What if I have the same property name sent as a regular profile property as well as a historic property?.
It's important to note that Mixpanel recommends maintaining consistency in naming conventions for events and properties to avoid confusion and make analysis easier. They suggest using snake_case for event and property names, and following an "(Object) (Verb)" format for event names Name Events and Properties Consistently.
Additionally, be aware that Mixpanel is case-sensitive, so properties with the same name but different capitalization (e.g., "property_name" and "Property_Name") will be treated as separate properties.
