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Allow subscribing to multiple repos?
It would be great to be able to do something like:
/github subscribe owner/repo1 owner/repo2 owner/repo3 [feature]
(Also unsubscribe.)
This has been mentioned in the comments of https://github.com/integrations/slack/issues/391, but here's its own an issue as a feature request.
We have a Slack where most of our repos are in #general, but some channels are for single repos, and some channels are for a set of repos.
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Mass subscribing would allow people to add just those repos they want to a specific channel.
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It also allows us to more easily unsub a batch of repos from #general and re-sub in a new channel.
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This could also allow batch changing subscriptions of features (eg.
issues,pulls).
Thank you!
This! At the Darling Project, we have around 100 repos. /github subscribe darlinghq/* to subscribe to all of them would be nice!
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@stale Still relevant, keep open. I've not tested it, but perhaps https://github.com/integrations/slack/issues/602 will fix it?
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Would very much like to see this. Our GitHub organization has about 100 repos and subscribing to them all is a pain.
Why is this still open? Have a look at: https://github.com/integrations/slack/issues/391 Resolved long ago.
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I'm happy to announce that we have just deployed this feature through #709
Use:
/github subscribe Org-name
Be aware that if you are already subscribed to repositories in that org you will get duplicated notifications depending on what you are subscribed to in those repositories and the organization. Remember that you can subscribe just to certain things (pulls, commits, issues, etc). Example:
Subscribe to everything
/github subscribe owner/repo
Then unsubscribe for everything except for issues
/github unsubscribe owner/repo commits,pulls,deployments,statuses,public,releases
You can list your current subscriptions with
/github subscribe list
Enjoy it! 🎉
Why is this still open? An organization can have multiple teams, each one taking care of many repositories inside the same organization.
I want to subscribe to many repositories in an organization, but not to all of them. In my case my teams wants to subscribe to 91 repositories. Not being able to subscribe to all of them at the same time while avoiding the rest is painful.
Note that I cannot subscribe to the whole organization and then unsubscribe from any repo, collectively nor individually, I get this error when I try to do so:
You're not currently subscribed to org/repo
Use /github subscribe org/repo to subscribe
This is definitely a feature which would be very helpful. We would like to subscribe multiple repos to specific channels, which are relevant to these repos. Doing this by hand is very fastidious
This would be a very nice feature.
It would be useful to subscribe to a large subset of the many repos in an organization
@SimonTouitou
Why is this still open? Have a look at: #391
Because #391 is a different feature; similar but different.
If you have and tens of teams on GitHub, each with its own set of of repos it is likely that you want to reflect that organizational arrangements with multiple teams and channels on Teams, and you want to subscribe channels to corresponding repos.
@ahyattdev suggestion in https://github.com/integrations/slack/issues/557#issuecomment-386480176 with wildcard is a very good one too.
Please don't add a +1 comment, it just spams everyone who's subscribed. Instead add a 👍 to the top post (or I might close my issue!). Thanks!