On 22/03/12 14:51, Martin Klapetek wrote:
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 13:55, Martin Klapetek<[email protected]>wrote:
Is anyone using GMail filtering+labels for ktp bugs? The current setup
seems to not enable proper GMail filtering as the only way how to properly
filter ktp bugzilla stuff would be to watch X-Bugzilla mail headers, but
GMail does not allow that.
Have anyone figured the filtering out? Currently it's a major step back
for me as I get /lots/ of emails everyday, filtering and labeling allowed
me to focus only on ktp bugs, now I have to look for them in the flood of
other unfiltrable emails :/
After some research it turns out one cannot filter and label ktp bugzilla
messages in the current state, which leads to email mess and highly
decreased productivity. I've checked up with other KDE projects and they
all use real mailing lists for bugs (check [1] for -bugs), therefore the
obvious solution would be to create a 'kde-telepathy-bugs' mailing list.
The effect will be exactly the same - main mailing list staying clean of
bugzilla spam and as a bonus developers will have a better control over the
emails.
Free non-opensource webmail interfaces suck, what were you expecting?
Just stop using them!
Anyway after a few minutes of research the best I can do is to filter
out using this filter "to:(<your email address>) You are watching the
assignee of the bug.", but this works only if you are following only the
kde-telepathy-bugs-null.
A good solution is that we request a -bugs mailing list and those who
have a normal email client can follow the bugzilla user, the others can
subscribe to the -bugs mailing list and receive the messages twice.
Daniele
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