[Biopython-dev] Notification: incoming/28

chris dagdigian dag at sonsorol.org
Mon Apr 16 11:18:29 EDT 2001


I'm not sure we are doing much with .notify files unless that is the 
mechanism by which new reports get sent to bioperl-l.

However- the reason you saw email when you MOVED bug reports is that 
there should be a place in the jitterbug GUI called "Notifications:" or 
somesuch. That gets trigggered every time you add notes, move or delete 
a bug report.

I'll poke around and see why the new incoming stuff does not generate 
email. In the meantime it may be worthwhile looking at the web interface 
again to see how the notification stuff is set up.

-chris


Jeffrey Chang wrote:

> Hi Brad,
> 
> I think the website directory is because bioperl has a directory where
> they stored the bugs for their website.  We have a .notify file in the
> incoming box (I think you suggested it!), so every time we make changes to
> the incoming bugs, they get sent to the website.
> 
> Chris, do you know how we can get notification when people submit
> anonymous bug reports to Jitterbug?  New bug reports aren't getting sent
> to biopython-dev.  They haven't been for a while (6 months at least), and
> we've never quite figured out why.
> 
> Thanks,
> Jeff
> 
> 
> 
> On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Brad Chapman wrote:
> 
> 
>>> JitterBug notification
>> 
>> [...snip...]
>> 
>> Holy cow! Notification is sort of working! Wow, this is quite
>> unexpected -- I was just moving some junk into the trash (unless Toner
>> supplies are really a bug :-). So this means I was actually on to
>> something with my .notify stuff from before.
>> 
>> Anyways, this got me interested in looking at bioperl-bugs again, and
>> I have an idea -- bioperl-bugs also has a website directory with a
>> .notify file pointing to the bioperl-guts list... so, maybe if we add
>> website/.notify with the line 'biopython-dev at biopython.org' we'll get
>> updates any time anything happens on the biopython-bug website.
>> 
>> Jeff, o' holder o' priviledges on bioperl.org, do you think we could
>> try this? Maybe we'll actually get notifications now...
>> 
>> Just-wishing-and-hoping-ly yr's
>> Brad
>> 
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