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A better way to keep up with Github I don't want email notifications spamming Github. I want a smarter feed of things I should care about and need to keep up w
by softwaredoug 5y ago
A better way to keep up with Github
I don't want email notifications spamming Github. I want a smarter feed of things I should care about and need to keep up with to do my work. PRs I probably need to review, Issues related to what I work on, etc... I haven't found a great way to do this, maybe others have ideas?
- ohCh6zos 5y agoI don't know if it covers your whole list, but github offers RSS feeds for a lot of functionality.
- gtirloni 5y agoDoesn't the GitHub dashboard (the page you see when you login) show you that? Not sure if it covers all your use cases but it's been improving lately.
- softwaredoug 5y agoWhen I go there for my work, for example, I see notifications _for every repo I've ever interacted with_. I would prefer it be a bit smarter, like focus in on most important repos / notifications. I want kind of like a priority inbox of important stuff, and then a secondary inbox of stuff to ignore...
- diogenesjunior 5y agotry going to github.com/watching there should be a list of all the repos you watch unwatch any repo you don't want to be notified of
- higeorge13 5y agoIf you talking about a professional setup, then add the slack-github app to subscribe to these repositories. You will get notifications in private slack dm.
- farski 5y agoI got my https://github.com/notifications https://github.com/notifications dialed in this year and it's be really useful. For watching activity on internal repos I work on, plus a good number of public repos that I keep an eye on to various degrees, I find that it's a very well-designed tool for triage.