Hi,

I fully agree with Adrien, because the mails land in different IMAP folders. This behaviour is also not different to JIRA, If I am watching an issue or opened/assigned it to me, i get direct mails!

If I am actively working/watching on a PR or issue, i get the mail adressed directly to my main mail adress and they land in the inbox. Notifications about all issues of Lucene/Solr are filtered with Sieve and land in the Lucene-issues and Solr-issues folders. This folder is only checked quickly ("diagonally"), while mails adressed to me dircetly get higher importance as they land in INBOX.

Theres also no way to prevent the duplicates if sent by different systems with different message-ids. My mail filtering only removes duplicates with same message ID (like mails going to multiple lists and CCed to myself; Dovecot has support to remove them from beginning).

Uwe

Am 11.07.2022 um 11:17 schrieb Adrien Grand:
Hey Mike,

I'm only subscribed to issues/PRs I'm participating in on GitHub, which I've found useful since I can filter these and be more reactive on them, while still having access to the entire stream of activity via issues@l.a.o.

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 2:27 PM Michael McCandless <luc...@mikemccandless.com> wrote:

    Hi Team,

    Mike Sokolov mentioned this recently, making me realize it was not
    just me getting double-emails on comments on GitHub PRs/issues :)

    I think it happens because we are subscribed to notifications on
    Apache org repositories, so we get an email notification from
    GitHub (as an HTML email).  But then Apache mirrors these repos to
    its own Git instance, and that also sends notification emails (as
    plain text).

    Does anyone else see these duplicates because Mike S and I?  How
    do you avoid / fix it :)  Which one should we unsubscribe from?

    Mike McCandless

    http://blog.mikemccandless.com



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