E-mail commit directly to users
Dear rs,
A situation :
You have enabled e-mail commits and
1) You need to fill in the e-mail addresses of the project members (without using a mailinglist)
2) one or more project members change their e-mail addresses.
etc. etc.
it would take away lots of troubles and save time if you could type in the username in the e-mail addresses input field (or a seperate field if usernames can be constructed as e-mail addresses, if someone can register a username in this form ...[at]...[dot]...)instead of the e-mail adresses or both.
It’s very useless if a developer want to keep his/her e-mail private but it can happen, then you might have a option in user settings : keep e-mail address private for other users.
You’re right if you say/think users can report it theirselves if they change their e-mail addresses. Anyway, the project leader still needs to head over to the repository settings and needs to change their e-mail addresses manually, again, and again, and again.
I hope this explanation is obvious enough to understand. If not, I’ll try another way.
What are your opinions?
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rs on Fri 08 May, 2009
In the new system, subscription settings will be MUCH easier. I’ll try to post a blog with screenshots from the development version sometime soon.
So, this is how it’s going to work: