On 18/01/19 2:29 am, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Do, 17.01.19 07:05, Amish (anon.amish@xxxxxxxxx) wrote:
On 16/01/19 11:52 pm, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Mi, 16.01.19 09:46, Colin Guthrie (gmane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
Jérémy ROSEN wrote on 16/01/2019 08:24:
yes... adding a "this is the start of the freeze" tag sounds like a low
hanging fruit... it's almost no work for the core team to do, and it
would be a clear signal that the freeze period is starting...
And automated mails to the list when this happens would be nice too, as
some folk will likely still follow the list more than they login to
github (and for those that do login to github they may have many other
projects so it could get lost in the noise)
Hmm, I figure we'd need to set up a webhook for that... but someone
would have to host this? Anyone wants to set this up? If so, that'd be
excellent of course!
Thanks,
Lennart
May be a user (say systemd-watch) with systemd-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
as email id can be created on Github.
And that user activates "Watch" feature with "Releases only" mode set.
So Github will automatically send email to mailing list. (needs some testing
by mailing list administrator)
Hmm, interesting idea. But that would mean if people would everuse
@systemd-watch in any comment on the github page they'd spam our
mailing list? Or is there a way to turn that off?
As I said - it needs some testing.
May be filter can be put in mailing list which ignores mails from github
with @mentions.
We can check some sample emails received from Github and create filters
accordingly.
I have activated that option for me - so next time I would come to know
difference in two types of emails.
Regards,
Amish
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