Jeff's post reminded me that I did some work recently to get ticket
notifications by mail running for the Tcl/Tk and related repositories.
The code and scripts for that are in my
http://core.tcl.tk/akupries/fossil2git
repository. Which I should really rename into fossil-tools now.
Snarfing the relevant part of my post to tcl-core
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The relevant files are
bin/watch-*
doc/watch.txt
doc/Watch.md
The way these scripts are written everybody can use them to watch any
set of repositories of interest to them. They only use fossil's public
web APIs to access a repository. Notifications are currently send for
ticket changes (including new tickets), and when attachments are made
to a ticket. While the scripts can be extended to recognize commits as
well, this is currently not done as we have a working system for the
commit notifications already. I want to see the watch scripts working
for a while before having them subsume the existing commitbot.
For tcl(lib)-bugs the scripts are running on core.tcl.tk.
Their cron-job is set to check for changes every quarter hour on all
main (*) repositories on this machine.
(Ad *): I.e. The repositories under akupries/, or any other personal
repositories are not checked by the scripts on core.tcl.tk.
As the akupries/* are my personal ones I am checking these
from my home machine.
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