Hey Dave we have a pr commit hook we activate for projects on github in the Apache org that sends these email. The hook is specific to github.com/apache/ and maps back to the correct commits@ list. This address that sends the commit notification is white listed as a allowed sender in the mail queues which is what makes this all possible (also does some batching so 500 emails are not sent when pushing a ton of commits).
Pull requests are now offered as a branch from github, you could add this to the mirroring and then a commit email would be generated every time a pr is issued since a new branch would be created for it (just a thought, not sure if it would work that easily). -Jake On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Dave <[email protected]> wrote: > I just setup automatic syncing of our code-review repo at GitHub > (usergrid/usergrid) to our official (Apache Git repo incubator-usergrid). > The sync is a simple shell script that runs git clone --mirror and then git > push --mirror to push to Apache Git. It runs via cron every hour. > > This is part of implementing our Contributor Workflow: > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/usergrid/Contributor+Workflow+Policy > > Next, I'd like to figure out how to send comments on Pull Requests back to > our commit mailing list as well so that those conversations are part of our > official record. > > Feedback and suggestions most welcome. > > Thanks, > - Dave >
