Closed j23414 closed 4 months ago
Github differentiates between "Watching" and "Participating, @mentions and custom". For each category you can choose to get notifications via Email or GitHub. And you also have control over what repos you watch etc. I see this PR because I watch this repo.
Ditto what @jameshadfield said. I see the PR and his subsequent comment as two separate email notifications, sent to me because I'm watching (they're Cc'd to <subscribed@noreply.github.com>
, which is described as "There was an update in a repository you're watching."). (Since my review wasn't requested via my user or a team I'm in, those emails go into my general PRs folder instead of a "someone asked you to look at something" folder.)
My notification settings have me automatically watch repos and teams when I'm given access to them by default (but I can manually toggle individual repos/teams off later if I want).
So the notifications apply to newly created repos too.
I got email and github notifications about this PR too.
I got neither an email nor a notification, but I'm not watching the repo.
I guess I will go watch every nextstrain repo now? 8^|
I didn't receive an email/notification but will fix for future activity by watching the repo (and others under @nextstrain)
Thanks all! Yes, I was curious if not tagging nextstrain/core
would affect the ability of potential reviewers to see PRs. I see we've settled on the following tagging protocol
we have a mild lean against routinely tagging
core
; taggingcore
or specific people should be used only when you want specific special attention. In general, prefer tagging specific folks over core. Suggest making draft PR’s to indicate that you’re not ready for review.
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Not adding
core
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