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I would really appreciate it if notifications were aggregated by thread and updates by project. I generally only care that a thread/project was updated. If I'm

I would really appreciate it if notifications were aggregated by thread and updates by project. I generally only care that a thread/project was updated. If I'm interested, I'll go in and look at what's new. Letting me know more than once just makes it harder to actually keep track of things you care about.

eric-hu 15y ago
This. From the article: >Eventually I noticed, that it would only create an update for each push, not for each commit. So I began to aggregate my commits into batches to push in the middle of the night. Unfortunately, that really slows me down. He's doing what the Facebook news aggregator does by default. All pushes/commits can generate only one news feed item for a certain time frame: "Author made N changes/updates/commits" To play the devil's advocate, though, perhaps this should be a part of the learning process of using Github. It would be instructive to all watchers to see what kinds of mistakes a good dev makes (or just be reminded that a good dev makes mistakes as well).