On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 10:24 AM, Allen Winter <win...@kde.org> wrote: > I still get email notifications on commits to a few repos.
Hi Allen, > > How do I unsubscribe from the ones I no longer care about? > How do I subscribe to new repos I'm currently interested in? The legacy subscriptions are likely coming from the commitfilter which was previously built into projects.kde.org. If you'd like these to be cleaned up please file a sysadmin ticket and we'll take care of removing those. These were retained to minimize disruption to those that already had subscriptions setup. Unfortunately setting up new subscriptions isn't possible, to minimize the work created by maintaining what is effectively commitfilter manually. > > searching the wiki isn't helping. > I see mention of CommitFilter, but that's dead. > I tried watching github mirrors, but that didn't work either. > > Phab maybe? > not seeing anything obvious there either. Phabricator would in theory be able to drive this through it's Herald module however: 1) Herald rules impose a cost on every change to a task, review and other similar objects of approximately 1ms per rule. To minimize the risk of future scalability rules we don't allow individuals to setup rules for just themselves. 2) Any commit notifications sent via Herald rules will use commit emails in the Phabricator format, rather than the standard KDE Git commit emails which are sent to kde-comm...@kde.org. As a result it isn't able to help here. For those wondering, Herald is the "Restricted Application" which you'll see mentioned on review and some task emails. Only Community Admins have the power to create and manage Herald rules. Sorry I can't provide too much more help here. If someone is interested in building such a system - operating a commit filter like service isn't terribly complicated. Procmail, combined with headers already included in our message by the hooks make building the email side fairly simple. The hard part is the user interface to maintain the rules. If you'd like more details on this, please contact me. Cheers, Ben Cooksley KDE Sysadmin