Before I send the mail I googled for a solution and there seems to be a
pull request for github itself to make this work, but it was never
accepted, so I figured that you build a system of your own. What I did
not expect was, that it was working for all of us :)
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Sebastian
Am 24.06.2012 17:39, schrieb Larry Gritz:
Sorry about that. GitHub unfortunately does not have any mechanism
for pull requests to be automatically echoed to a mail list, or for
people to "subscribe" (it does send them to people with commit
privileges on a repository, but that's a small subset of the people
who may be interested in seeing the pull requests or reviewing the code).
Feel free, every one of you, to email the admins at GitHub and request
this feature: the ability for the pull request alert that is sent to
"owners" of a repo to also be sent automatically to a mail list (with
a consistent "From" address), or allow non-owners to subscribe to pull
requests.
I have hacked a mechanism for those to be echoed, but unfortunately it
requires my approval before posting, so there is a delay between make
the pull request and it being posted to oiio-dev. It only takes a
couple seconds for me to do it, but I need to see the request from the
mail forwarder, which means that if the pull request comes when I'm
away from a computer, it can lag.
(Boring details: I did something akin to making "oiio-dev" one of the
committers, so it receives the pull request email. But GH sends the
mail with the "From" field amended to have some specific tags so that
replies are understood to be comments on the pull request, and that
means that there is not a consistent "From" address that I can
whitelist for oiio-dev, so on every pull request I get one of those
"you need to approve an email from a non-subscriber" notices.)
-- lg
On Jun 24, 2012, at 8:10 AM, Sebastian Elsner wrote:
Sorry for the "duplicate", I did receive the original pull request
notification one hour after I submitted it. Please ignore this.
Am 24.06.2012 16:35, schrieb Sebastian Elsner:
make OPENEXR_VERSION and ILMBASE_VERSION available in cmake-gui to
allow input of newer OpenEXR versions (like 1.7.1 and potentially 2.0)
change FindOpenEXR.cmake so it would also find the includes with
newer versions of OpenEXR - OpenEXRConfig.h is not included in newer
OpenEXR deployments
Changes tested with Windows 7 x64 and CentOS 6.2 x86.
https://github.com/OpenImageIO/oiio/pull/387
Cheers
Sebastian
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