Re: Multiplicity of GitBox messages

2019-02-11 Thread Marcelo Vanzin
I checked which mailing lists exist for commons, and it looks like different repos are configured differently. e.g. commons-lang has github updates going to issues@, commons-numbers to notifications@, and a bunch, as we can see, to dev@. As long as it's consistent, I'm ok with anything, although

Re: Multiplicity of GitBox messages

2019-02-09 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2019-02-08, Eric Barnhill wrote: > Is it the consensus outcome for the dev list, that we all receieve a large > amount of GitBox postings? I think they are just hitting the wrong mailing list. We've had notifications of all commits for a long time. In fact this is a key ingredient for peer re

Re: Multiplicity of GitBox messages

2019-02-08 Thread Marcelo Vanzin
I agree it would be best to have people watch the repos they're interested in. If no one objects, I'll open an infra ticket to remove dev@ from commons-crypto updates. (Will leave it to others to update other repos.) On Fri, Feb 8, 2019 at 1:57 PM Eric Barnhill wrote: > > Is it the consensus out

Multiplicity of GitBox messages

2019-02-08 Thread Eric Barnhill
Is it the consensus outcome for the dev list, that we all receieve a large amount of GitBox postings? Wouldn't it be better to leave it to individuals to track the projects they want to track? I know I do this. Apologies if I missed any prior discussions. Eric