On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 11:33:58AM -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > > I do find the level of messages pretty overwhelming. Especially when > we're getting stuff like "edited the priority fields of ticket blah" > and "assigned ticket blah to blah". It does make it very difficult to > see actual conversations in the backscroll. Yeah, I think the current level is pretty crazy. > It does seem interesting that other groups don't do this and seem to > function. We don't have all the QA-related trackers notifying #fedora- > qa every time anyone touches a ticket, yet things still seem to work > and the tickets aren't ignored... Sure, and perhaps we should just drop all the messages to #fedora-apps? Dunno. I guess it's all a matter of workflow. One thing I keep trying to figure out how to prevent/reduce is what I think of as 'turning a pull request into a push request'. (note: lots of people do this, I am not singling anyone out!): A: Hey, can you update foo for new bar? B: Sorry, I am busy, can you submit a PR? A: Sure! ...minutes pass... A: Hey B! I filed PR#123456 for that. Can you merge it? B: I'm still busy, but will look at it when I can, also CI is still running on it. ...time passes... A: Hey B: CI passed on PR#123456! can you merge it? I don't know what the answer is to prevent that... I guess better expectations on how long to wait for a PR to be merged/reviewed? Committing to reviewing all PR's daily or weekly? A culture of assuming you can/should just submit a PR and let email notify people? Anyhow, I suppose thats a sidetrack on this orig topic... I'm happy to change the notifications on #fedora-apps however fedora apps developers prefer. kevin
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