Thread: [Codestriker-user] aggregating comment e-mails
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From: David C. <dcc...@gm...> - 2007-04-13 22:13:51
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I have had numerous complaints regarding our deployment's setting for e-mail notification due to a comment. I currently have it turned off. The problem is, if I turn it on, I will also get numerous complaints that it is too noisy. This is especially true because of the very nice feature allowing comments per line. It seems there needs to be a way to configure codestriker such that a reviewer can add lots of comments, and one e-mail notification would notify the interested parties that a batch of comments has been added. I'm not at all sure how this would be accomplished. Perhaps the tool could go into a comment mode, where the comments are being queued but not submitted yet. The commenter would be required to submit them before they hit the database, and would be warned if he chose to leave comment mode without submitting. Anyone else see the need for this? Thanks, David |
From: David S. <si...@us...> - 2007-04-16 06:24:26
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Hi David, > It seems there needs to be a way to configure codestriker such that a > reviewer can add lots of comments, and one e-mail notification would > notify the interested parties that a batch of comments has been added. > I'm not at all sure how this would be accomplished. Perhaps the tool > could go into a comment mode, where the comments are being queued but > not submitted yet. The commenter would be required to submit them > before they hit the database, and would be warned if he chose to leave > comment mode without submitting. Maybe you can do something like the following. Open up codestriker.conf, and set: $email_send_options = { comments_sent_to_topic_author => 0, comments_sent_to_commenter => 0, topic_state_change_sent_to_reviewers => 1 }; Then perhaps you can add an additional state, inside @topic_states, such as 'Reviewed', eg: @topic_states = ('Open', 'Closed', 'Committed', 'Obsoleted', 'Deleted', 'Reviewed'); So when a topic is created, it is in 'Open' state initially. Once the review has been completed, they can move the topic state to 'Reviewed'. This will then send out an email to the author, who can then go to the comments page to work through the issues. Cheers, David |