Subscribed two days ago but didn't receive any email

[sandersjj]

Hi,

I subscribed t wo days ago to codetriage. However I didn't receive a single email. Also checked my Spam folder but it's empty.

Any idea's?

[schneems]

What repo did you subscribe to?

[ChrisBr]

@schneems same for me. Do I need to subscribe to a repository? For me interface looked like I only have to select my favorite languages and then code triage will select issues based on my favorite languages and not based on the repositories I'm subscribed to.

[mattzollinhofer]

To add to this, I’ve been subscribed to toptal/chewy for a month or two and the last email I got was Sept 3 at 5:56 PM EST.

[jhsu802701]

I'm trying to work on this. Exactly where is it defined when the emails are sent? The possibilities are that the times when the emails are sent are defined in the app but I couldn't find the code for this, the times when the emails are sent are defined in the production environment only, or the times when the emails are sent are not defined at all.

In the RepoSubscriptionsController, the create action (if successful) leads to "SendSingleTriageEmailJob.perform_later(@repo_subscription.id)". "SendSingleTriageEmailJob" is a job in app/jobs/send_single_triage_email_job.rb. In the "def perform" section of "class SendSingleTriageEmailJob < ApplicationJob", UserMailer.send_triage.deliver_later is called.

I thought that I would see when the mails are sent in lib/tasks/schedule.rake, but I don't see this specified.

My plans:

1. Use the whenever gem to set a time when emails are sent.
2. Write a test for this. (This will likely involve the use of the timecop gem.)

[tunisiano187]

I have the same problem here, except when clicking on the lik "send me a new issue" i don't receive the daily email. Have you found a solution?