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Hey, developer here. Made this in my spare time to get reacquainted with django and to learn how to use celery and celery beat. I also love the idea of using da

Hey, developer here. Made this in my spare time to get reacquainted with django and to learn how to use celery and celery beat. I also love the idea of using data that people are already creating passively in a new way that breathes some more use into it (e.g. using github commits to give a daily status update). Thanks for checking it out!

100k 12y ago
Cool idea. I can't tell from the screenshots: does it show changes across all branches in the repository?
- dyeje 12y ago
  Checked it out and it seems like it only does the default branch.
wdewind 12y ago
It seems like you don't allow someone to get their organization's feed unless they are an admin for that organization. Is that correct? All I can get are my personal repos.
- bbrunner 12y ago
  I'm able to access repos for organizations I'm not an admin for. That's very strange. I'll have to look into it. Feel free to hit me up at hello@diffmatic.com with your account info and I'll see what I can do.
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adolfoabegg 12y ago
Hey, this looks cool but I don't want grant write permission to my public and private repos just to get a daily status update. Is it possible to ask for read-only perm?
- rubyn00bie 12y ago
  +1 to this sentiment... I want to use this service, but it requires I give it way too many permissions. I actually couldn't click "authorize" when I looked at how much access it wanted (probably an oversight, and nothing nefarious). Hopefully it gets fixed, because this is sweet. I'd happily pay $20-$50 a month for my team to get an overview of github activity for our organization.
  - bbrunner 12y ago
    Yea I wish it was possible. The read/write repo permission is the only way I've found to be able to list all of the private repositories in an org. There's a few other threads in these comments that cover the specifics a little bit better but the gist is that GitHub has pretty coarse grained permissions unfortunately.
- peetle 12y ago
  +1 - I will never use this with these kinds of permissions.
- aembleton 12y ago
  Looks like this has been fixed. I've just signed up and it was only asking for read permissions.
  - mackwerk 12y ago
    If I revoke the application from github and sign up again I am asked for write permissions to private repos still :(

100k 12y ago

Cool idea. I can't tell from the screenshots: does it show changes across all branches in the repository?

dyeje 12y ago
Checked it out and it seems like it only does the default branch.

wdewind 12y ago

It seems like you don't allow someone to get their organization's feed unless they are an admin for that organization. Is that correct? All I can get are my personal repos.

bbrunner 12y ago
I'm able to access repos for organizations I'm not an admin for. That's very strange. I'll have to look into it. Feel free to hit me up at hello@diffmatic.com with your account info and I'll see what I can do.
- deleted 12y ago
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adolfoabegg 12y ago

Hey, this looks cool but I don't want grant write permission to my public and private repos just to get a daily status update. Is it possible to ask for read-only perm?

rubyn00bie 12y ago
+1 to this sentiment... I want to use this service, but it requires I give it way too many permissions. I actually couldn't click "authorize" when I looked at how much access it wanted (probably an oversight, and nothing nefarious). Hopefully it gets fixed, because this is sweet. I'd happily pay $20-$50 a month for my team to get an overview of github activity for our organization.
- bbrunner 12y ago
  Yea I wish it was possible. The read/write repo permission is the only way I've found to be able to list all of the private repositories in an org. There's a few other threads in these comments that cover the specifics a little bit better but the gist is that GitHub has pretty coarse grained permissions unfortunately.
peetle 12y ago
+1 - I will never use this with these kinds of permissions.
aembleton 12y ago
Looks like this has been fixed. I've just signed up and it was only asking for read permissions.
- mackwerk 12y ago
  If I revoke the application from github and sign up again I am asked for write permissions to private repos still :(