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Feature Request: Subscribing to only certain users/teams
Within a "monorepo" there can be dozens of teams working in the same codebase.
Subscribing to all of these notifications would get super noisy for a single room. It would be really great if you could subscribe to just a few @users or a @org/team.
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If anyone's interested in being able to receive a DM for a pull request where they're either the assignee or reviewer, I made an app that does that. Assignment of assignee and reviewer is done within Slack which means you can make "subteams" of your GitHub organization by creating Slack channels. See https://divvycodereviews.com
+1 it will be so great - in my organization, my team owns pieces of code in different repositories and we are using .codeowners to manage the code changes
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Context: My Team has 70+ repos. We would like to run the /github subscribe org/team command to subscribe to all repos assigned to that team. Managing each repo individually per slack channel is way to much overhead.
I don't know about everyone else, but what I'm looking for is the equivalent of what I have with my current GitHub email notifications: I only get them when I am participating in the pull request (e.g., I've been pinged, asked for a review, I've commented on the PR and there's another comment, etc...)
The old Pull Request Reminders for GitHub had this functionality. I'm surprised that this doesn't
I shouldn't need to say this, and I understand the irony in me doing so, but please don't comment "+1" or similar as you are just adding noise to the thread, without any value whatsoever. It just makes it a bit harder to follow a conversation and pollutes inboxes with notifications.
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watching at team level makes a lot of sense. Org-wide watch is too coarse-grained, and having to watch each repo is too narrow. Watching by team (which typically is a channel as well) is the perfect balance.
I stumbled across this page when I was looking what I could do to receive notifications regarding PR's where my team is the reviwer.
While it seems that the github's slack bot offers no way to do this, GitHub in itself does!
Basically,
- Go to Github < Profile < Scheduled reminders
- Authorize Slack access
- Setup real-time notifications
With this setup, once someone adds you or a team you belong to as a reviewer, you will get Slack notifications! Hope this helps!
@rafaelmarques7 while it can cover some limited use cases, in our case we want to watch comments, issues, pulls etc from the repos of a certain team, so what you're proposing doesn't cover all scenarios.
Hi, has there been any update on being able run /github subscribe org/team or /github subscribe @user ?
+1 To this, we have automated bot PRs in our repos and we'd like to get notifications for PRs that are only from non-bot users. I think this would be a potential solution to that.
@jamiebuilds
Within a "monorepo" there can be dozens of teams working in the same codebase.
Subscribing to all of these notifications would get super noisy for a single room. It would be really great if you could subscribe to just a few
@usersor a@org/team.
I have just built an app to do this as it doesn't seem to be a priority for GH atm. 👉 https://www.pullmate.io
I'd love to hear some feedback, I can provide free accounts if money is a blocker.
btw the slack command you'd want is: /sub-team team-slug docs on this here.
