Re: [teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

On Wed, May 18, 2016 at 6:18 PM Kevin Smith wrote: > It's not a helpful answer, but I use email, and just hit delete a lot. > > It would be interesting to hear from product managers, since they touch > boatloads of tasks. I think a few are on this mailing list. > I read

Re: [teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

I moved to web notifications instead of email, since they are faster and easier to scan. I watch only the projects that are strictly related to my work. For the rest, I subscribe and (very important!) also unsubscribe from tasks based on current interests. My email preferences: Maniphest Tasks ⚫

Re: [teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

+1 to the idea of marking tasks you are interested in with tag for your personal dashboard. On Wed, May 18, 2016 at 10:30 AM, Nick Wilson (Quiddity) < nwil...@wikimedia.org> wrote: > I've recently started to use a Herald rule, to send me a single email (but > not subscribe) when a new task is

Re: [teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

I've recently started to use a Herald rule, to send me a single email (but not subscribe) when a new task is created (in a project I'm interested in). This way I can keep track of when people file new tasks. I can then selectively triage or subscribe to the tasks, as desired. See setup in this

Re: [teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

It's not a helpful answer, but I use email, and just hit delete a lot. It would be interesting to hear from product managers, since they touch boatloads of tasks. I think a few are on this mailing list. Kevin Smith Agile Coach, Wikimedia Foundation On Wed, May 18, 2016 at 12:03 PM, Joaquin

[teampractices] Keeping track of activity in tasks in phabricator

Hi! I wanted to ask about techniques for keeping track of phabricator tasks you're interested in and mentions in comments in a sane way. I used email before, but it got very noisy, so I've been using notifications extensively for some time, and that's mostly worked fine (I tweaked a bit what I