Dear all,
In sourceforge, every contributor automatically receives an e-mail whenever
something changes in the svn repos.
In github, this is not the case. There is however a feature to send an
e-mail to an address of our choice. For now, I am the only one getting
e-mails about all commits (I need that to keep track of the changes to the
code base, as usual).
Are you also interested in getting these e-mails? I'd like to have as many
eyeballs as possible, even if you don't read them all it's still better
than having only mine.
If so, we have two options:
1 - I send all commit messages to this mailing list. Zero hassle for us,
but on this list there are also people who are not devs and may not be
interested in changes to the code base.
2 - I create another ML only for commit messages, to which I invite only
the actual contributors.
Let me know what you think.
By the way, my preferred choice for now to create an ML would be google
groups. Any other suggestions?
Cheers,
Fabrizio
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