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On Tue, 2022-01-25 at 21:59 +0100, Agostino Sarubbo wrote: |
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> - If you are CC'ed by the hook and you are part of the alias that is the assignee of the bug, |
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> you will receive two emails unless the hook integrates the alias. |
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> - Based on the previous point, I'd suggest to use a wrapper if you want to be cc'ed on the |
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> bug you are resolving: |
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I don't have enough information about the environment to know if it's |
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possible, but obviously it would be nice if the implementation could |
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avoid double emails. A pass through projects.xml might suffice, since |
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non-devs can't commit directly. It might take an extra HTTP request |
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though. |
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An alias or wrapper isn't much better than checking the box on the |
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webpage, at least for me personally: |
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* I still have to remember to use the wrapper and not the "repoman |
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commit" I've typed thousands of times. |
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* I need two wrappers; one for repoman and one for pkgdev. |
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* I only want to be CCed if I actually modify the bug (not merely by |
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committing), since that's what prompts follow-up comments. |
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* A few other people have said they would like the feature, and |
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we'd all need to reimplement the same thing on a bunch of machines. |
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* It needs www-client/pybugz installed =) |
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