Re: headers for review groups in emails

2008-11-06 Thread Henry Andrews

As a follow-up, we had to change some things around because of how lame the 
filtering capabilities of Outlook are.  The current solution works for us but 
is a bit hack-ish, so I'm not sure it's ready to be submitted back (there might 
be a different approach that is better).

Currently we set up a header like this:

X-ReviewBoard-Groups: [group-one], [group-two]

etc., which is basically the same as your typical subject-line tagging for 
mailing lists, except shoved off in an extended header to avoid overcrowding 
the subject when several groups are used.  The [] are because Outlook is very 
limited in what you can search for to filter, making it impossible to search 
for arbitrary text in a particular header, so those help avoid matching the 
words elsewhere in the header.  Unless you have a mailing list subject tag with 
the same name, of course :-(

Anyway, other thoughts on solving this issue are welcome.  I can still submit 
the patch if folks are interested, although I haven't had a chance to write a 
unit test yet.

thanks,
-henry



- Original Message 
 From: Henry Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: reviewboard@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 12:33:03 PM
 Subject: Re: headers for review groups in emails
 
 
 Cool.  I'll probably do it next week as it's a change I did for work and I'm 
 off 
 today :-)
 thanks,
 -henry
 
 
 
 - Original Message 
  From: David Trowbridge 
  To: reviewboard@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 11:27:03 AM
  Subject: Re: headers for review groups in emails
  
  
  The best thing to do would be do post a review request on
  http://reviews.review-board.org/
  
  If you want to add unit tests before posting the review, that would be 
 awesome.
  
  I think this is only really documented as the code reviews link
  under contributing on the web site. We really need to write up a doc
  on how to contribute :)
  
  -David
  
  On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 1:56 AM, Henry Andrews wrote:
   Hi folks,
 Along the lines of issue #521
   (http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=521) but less
   extensive and intrusive, I have a patch to set an email header (currently
   X-ReviewBoard-Groups) to a comma-separated lists of the target groups.  
   This
   allows email filtering without mucking with the subject line, imposing on
   people who don't care, or having to maintain email lists in parallel with
   review board groups :-)
  
 Having not previously been involved with development of this project, 
   I'm
   uncertain what to do with this:
   * File a bug
   * Post a review request :-)
   * Wait until after 1.0
   * Some combination of the above
  
   Note that while I have tested locally, I have not written any sort of unit
   test for it yet.  That should probably come before a unit test, assuming
   there is interest.
  
   My apologies if the process is documented somewhere.  I poked around the
   roadmap and whatnot but didn't notice anything obvious.
  
   thanks,
   -henry
  
  
   
  
  
  
 
 

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headers for review groups in emails

2008-10-31 Thread Henry Andrews
Hi folks,
  Along the lines of issue #521 
(http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=521) but less extensive 
and intrusive, I have a patch to set an email header (currently 
X-ReviewBoard-Groups) to a comma-separated lists of the target groups.  This 
allows email filtering without mucking with the subject line, imposing on 
people who don't care, or having to maintain email lists in parallel with 
review board groups :-)

  Having not previously been involved with development of this project, I'm 
uncertain what to do with this:
* File a bug
* Post a review request :-)
* Wait until after 1.0
* Some combination of the above

Note that while I have tested locally, I have not written any sort of unit test 
for it yet.  That should probably come before a unit test, assuming there is 
interest.

My apologies if the process is documented somewhere.  I poked around the 
roadmap and whatnot but didn't notice anything obvious.

thanks,
-henry
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Re: headers for review groups in emails

2008-10-31 Thread David Trowbridge

The best thing to do would be do post a review request on
http://reviews.review-board.org/

If you want to add unit tests before posting the review, that would be awesome.

I think this is only really documented as the code reviews link
under contributing on the web site. We really need to write up a doc
on how to contribute :)

-David

On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 1:56 AM, Henry Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi folks,
   Along the lines of issue #521
 (http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=521) but less
 extensive and intrusive, I have a patch to set an email header (currently
 X-ReviewBoard-Groups) to a comma-separated lists of the target groups.  This
 allows email filtering without mucking with the subject line, imposing on
 people who don't care, or having to maintain email lists in parallel with
 review board groups :-)

   Having not previously been involved with development of this project, I'm
 uncertain what to do with this:
 * File a bug
 * Post a review request :-)
 * Wait until after 1.0
 * Some combination of the above

 Note that while I have tested locally, I have not written any sort of unit
 test for it yet.  That should probably come before a unit test, assuming
 there is interest.

 My apologies if the process is documented somewhere.  I poked around the
 roadmap and whatnot but didn't notice anything obvious.

 thanks,
 -henry


 


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Re: headers for review groups in emails

2008-10-31 Thread Henry Andrews

Cool.  I'll probably do it next week as it's a change I did for work and I'm 
off today :-)
thanks,
-henry



- Original Message 
 From: David Trowbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: reviewboard@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 11:27:03 AM
 Subject: Re: headers for review groups in emails
 
 
 The best thing to do would be do post a review request on
 http://reviews.review-board.org/
 
 If you want to add unit tests before posting the review, that would be 
 awesome.
 
 I think this is only really documented as the code reviews link
 under contributing on the web site. We really need to write up a doc
 on how to contribute :)
 
 -David
 
 On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 1:56 AM, Henry Andrews wrote:
  Hi folks,
Along the lines of issue #521
  (http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=521) but less
  extensive and intrusive, I have a patch to set an email header (currently
  X-ReviewBoard-Groups) to a comma-separated lists of the target groups.  This
  allows email filtering without mucking with the subject line, imposing on
  people who don't care, or having to maintain email lists in parallel with
  review board groups :-)
 
Having not previously been involved with development of this project, I'm
  uncertain what to do with this:
  * File a bug
  * Post a review request :-)
  * Wait until after 1.0
  * Some combination of the above
 
  Note that while I have tested locally, I have not written any sort of unit
  test for it yet.  That should probably come before a unit test, assuming
  there is interest.
 
  My apologies if the process is documented somewhere.  I poked around the
  roadmap and whatnot but didn't notice anything obvious.
 
  thanks,
  -henry
 
 
  
 
 
 

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