[pkg-go] debian-go mailing list

Clément Hermann nodens at nodens.org
Tue Jul 10 01:25:30 BST 2018


On 10/07/2018 01:08, Dmitry Smirnov wrote:
> On Monday, 9 July 2018 11:05:51 PM AEST Clément Hermann wrote:
>> I think it would be nice to
>> separate the notifications from the discussion - at least it would ease
>> my own workflow ;)
> 
> There was a time when I thought such idea make sense. Now I'm convinced that 
> automated messages are important part of team communication. They should be 
> difficult to ignore and having them here in one place have numerous 
> advantages. You'll see what's going on with other packages including 
> dependency packages of those you working on; some bugs are not unique and 
> affect other packages as well, etc.
> After all what you suggest is to have even more mail lists to subscribe to... 
> I'm all for having one mail list.
> You may not like the noise but that's the way it should be and perhaps the 
> best wrong way to do things. You can sort messages in this list using mail 
> rules if you have to.
> 

I actually agree those messages are important, and I do want them in my
inbox. But I would like conversations to stand out, because I sometime
miss them drowned in the notifications. Also, I almost never need to
search the notifications after a few days, while I might go back to some
old discussion, so the retention doesn't have to be the same.

It's much easier to setup a filter for this if it's a different mailing
list (or in this case, one notification for the go-team on the tracker,
and a mailing list.

I won't push on this too much, if there's no consensus I'll manage.

Admittedly my e-mail client (thunderbird) sucks, as I can't define this
in a single filter like <many source addresses> AND <list-id>. One of
this days I need to setup filters on the server…

Cheers,

-- 
nodens



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