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The generated .travis.yml contains notifications: email: - <some email>. For every travis run, this sends an email only to this address. The actual committer does not get an email, unless they are the same person. It happened to me: I had my email address in a fresh repo, and then my colleague Fred did a commit and pushed it, but it contained an error. The Travis message was only delivered to me and not to him.
That is not good: the committer or pull request creator should get an email. And that is the default if you do not set anything here. See https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/notifications for more info.
So we should remove these settings. Or am I misinterpreting this?
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The generated
.travis.yml
containsnotifications: email: - <some email>
. For every travis run, this sends an email only to this address. The actual committer does not get an email, unless they are the same person. It happened to me: I had my email address in a fresh repo, and then my colleague Fred did a commit and pushed it, but it contained an error. The Travis message was only delivered to me and not to him.That is not good: the committer or pull request creator should get an email. And that is the default if you do not set anything here. See https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/notifications for more info.
So we should remove these settings. Or am I misinterpreting this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: