I tried the doing it the way you did and got the same result. After
checking with "dir()" I found a "commit" method. I tried running it and
it worked.
>>> dir()
['IUserManager', '__builtins__', 'a', 'abort', 'commit', 'config',
'getUtility', 'l', 'm', 'now', 'um', 'user_manager', 'x']
>>>
Hi, I have a little question about the GitLab integration project.
There might be some messages that were not included in the main thread
because the sender sent the message manually by setting the subject as
"RE: Something". Should the tool try to find and include these messages?