I have been searching for an old email in our mailing list and I have just realized that the archives are literally polluted with something like " Build failed in Jenkins" or " [jira] [Commented] "
In every given month there are screens and screens of the emails that either dups of the information available elsewhere - i.e. Jira, or useless in the retrospect - Jenkins build failure notifications are of no importance in a couple of days usually. What do you guys think about redirecting all that traffic to a separate list and leave the dev@ for human beings? Say, we might have another list ci@ or similar where all jira comments and jenkins notifications will be sent. I don't buy the argument like "this will hide important notifications from the developers" simply because most of us are filtering these notifications one way or another in order to make inbox inflow manageable. For instance, I have a filter that moves all JIRA and CI notifications for different projects to their appropriate mailboxes that are being checked upon when I have time for it, etc. So, what do you think? Cos
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