Currently we use the bitbucket "email" service to send emails to
psi-c...@google.gropus.com, this send an email each time someone
pushes new changesets to the repo. Each email will contain the 'hg
log -r XXX -r XXX' output for each changeset number just pushed.
But there is also an "email diff" service which will send one email
for each changeset pushed and will include the full log message and
diff. I've been trying this for a bit just pointed to my own email
address and actually prefer this format.
So my question is: would it be ok if I changed the emails to
psi-commits to be these diff messages instead of the current format?
Regards
Floris
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>
> Hello
>
> Currently we use the bitbucket "email" service to send emails to
> psi-c...@google.gropus.com, this send an email each time someone
> pushes new changesets to the repo. Each email will contain the 'hg
> log -r XXX -r XXX' output for each changeset number just pushed.
>
> But there is also an "email diff" service which will send one email
> for each changeset pushed and will include the full log message and
> diff. I've been trying this for a bit just pointed to my own email
> address and actually prefer this format.
>
> So my question is: would it be ok if I changed the emails to
> psi-commits to be these diff messages instead of the current format?
I'm ok with that. I usually prefer the "diff" format.
Cheers,
Chris
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