All notifications will go into one notifications.json file, but on the input side we probably want to concat yaml files together. That way, each time someone wants to add events, they PR a new file with a label appropriate to their events, and then they're just all concatted together for final output.
That should keep the files more readable and prevent a situation where somebody has to edit one big YAML file with 50 events in it.
Especially when you consider targeting and A/B testing will cause one conceptual "notification" to split into many different distinct events.
radishmouse
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1 month ago
All notifications will go into one
notifications.jsonfile, but on the input side we probably want to concat yaml files together. That way, each time someone wants to add events, they PR a new file with a label appropriate to their events, and then they're just all concatted together for final output.That should keep the files more readable and prevent a situation where somebody has to edit one big YAML file with 50 events in it.
Especially when you consider targeting and A/B testing will cause one conceptual "notification" to split into many different distinct events.