On 12/10/2009 1:01 PM, Ian Monroe wrote: >> Why is it a blocker? What's actually wrong with it? What about it means >> that people that need or want merge request notifications can't get it, >> even if it means they have to ask one of the developers of the app, > >> which makes sense given that they could then change the merge request >> status (thus assuming a small amount of a "developer" role)? > > How it does make sense to receive emails they have to have to be able > to change merge request statuses? Coupling the two makes no sense at > all actually.
Well, right. That's why I said that it would be better if the Gitorious guys further relaxed the coupling of the access controls and separated them out from the groups they're currently in. However, I don't agree with the assertion that things are in this awful, worse-than-nothing state. Yes, they could be better. But it's halfway there. And you should keep in mind that it's not like users are losing something by not being able to get these merge request emails right now, because we didn't have this capability before -- so it's not like we had it, and then lost it. The merge requests themselves are still public, they're just not getting notification in their email inboxes. --Jeff
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