3 ms·

Try clicking the watch button now. It changed a while ago, and you can narrow it down to certain events (releases, commits, issues, PRs, etc.)

• eatonphil 5y ago
  Gotcha that's a good improvement. But this still only works by showing a visual change in your feed at the time of the release. What if I care about software but don't spend all day on Github's logged in homepage/activity feed? Email is the only reliable way to send/receive important updates for any meaningful project.
  • iampims 5y ago
    You get an email if you subscribe to releases.
    • eatonphil 5y ago
      Huh, I see releases in the Github UI and I never get release emails. Maybe I have an email filter I forgot about.
      • maxloh 5y ago
        You need to change your notification settings in GitHub. Maybe sending you a email of new notifications is not the default option.