Discussion:
Following all PR's on GitLab
Matt Hoosier
2018-09-26 23:48:42 UTC
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(Fair warning, I've never used GitLab other than anonymously before.)

I'd like to be able to get email notifications about all the PR's (their
initial posting, subsequent code reviews, acceptance, etc) as a way to
simulate the former bird's eye view that was possible when all patches
passed through wayland-devel as explicit emails.

Is there a way to do this without being part of the core 'wayland' GitLab
group (reserved for the maintainers, I think)? The GitLab UI seems only to
allow configuring notifications on a group-by-group basis. Maybe I'm
missing something though -- I admit to being a novice user of GitLab's web
UI.
Peter Hutterer
2018-09-27 00:24:46 UTC
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Post by Matt Hoosier
(Fair warning, I've never used GitLab other than anonymously before.)
I'd like to be able to get email notifications about all the PR's (their
initial posting, subsequent code reviews, acceptance, etc) as a way to
simulate the former bird's eye view that was possible when all patches
passed through wayland-devel as explicit emails.
Is there a way to do this without being part of the core 'wayland' GitLab
group (reserved for the maintainers, I think)? The GitLab UI seems only to
allow configuring notifications on a group-by-group basis. Maybe I'm
missing something though -- I admit to being a novice user of GitLab's web
UI.
go to the repo you want to monitor, click on the right-most button next to
the git URL box (the button usually displays "Global" by default). Select
Custom and tick the boxes you want.

Cheers,
Peter

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