On May 17, Ryan Culpepper wrote:
>
> My ideal form of notification would tell me the committer(s), the
> part(s) of the tree where activity was taking place, the commit
> messages, and a link to the full diff if I want to examine
> it.... all in the first twenty or so lines of the message. (< 20
> lines for a typical push; pushes with many commits would need more
> lines, of course). I'm disinclined to scroll through long
> auto-generated emails, so I probably only catch the first commit
> message in the current format.
The emails should be pretty minimal in length now -- if you remember,
I started with a summary of files changed, but that made it impossible
to know what a commit refers to. At some point in the future I think
that I can add some "alert" lines if someone else committed changes to
files that you're responsible for.
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