Artem Pelenitsyn <[email protected]> writes: > Hey all, > > Long uninformative prefixes are indeed a huge pain. If emails are something > you GitLab masters are going to look at, I have one more suggestion. It > would be nice if there was a way to tell email notifications about MRs from > ones about issues. It was trivial before when we had Phab vs Trac. But now > I can't find a way to make them go into different direvtories. It turns > out, Gmail filters, for one, can't target individual symbols. like ! vs # > (there is even an SE question about exactly telling apart Gitlab's emails > https://webapps.stackexchange.com/q/52828/70750). > I don't know if this is possible with GMail filters but if you can filter on arbitrary mail headers it definitely is possible to make this distinction. GitLab notifications have a number of headers (e.g. X-GitLab-Project, X-GitLab-MergeRequest-IID) which make this sort of this quite simple.
> I also used to be subscribed for notifications about Trac Wiki. Is it > possible to have those from the Gitlab Wiki? I understand wiki is mirrored > from https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc-wiki-mirror but if you start > watching it, it won't notify about regular commits to master, only about > MRs/issues, but no one opens those on that repo. > Hmm. Yes, commit notifications would be helpful. There is an "email on push" notifier integration [1], but it appears to only support sending to a fixed set of addresses. We would need to setup a mailing list to use it for Wiki notifications. Cheers, - Ben [1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/emails_on_push.html
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