Re: [Tails-dev] [Tails-project] Call for feedback: *test* mi…

Hi,

I mistyped the tails-dev@ email address when I sent this on April 25,
so fully quoting.

Apart of that, below there's a gentle "ping" for nodens, and nothing more.

intrigeri (2020-04-25):
> [moving back the discussion to tails-dev@, and this time, setting
> Reply-To via technical means and not merely via a social request.]
>
> nodens (2020-04-16):
>>> We have added you as a "participant" to every GitLab issue that you were
>>> watching on Redmine.
>>>
>>> On Redmine, there was a way to get a list of the issues you were watching.
>>> At the moment, there's no equivalent feature on our GitLab.
>>> Does this break your workflow?
>>>
>>> If it does, this could go on the list of things we'll try to fix.
>>
>> Actually, it does, a bit. My contributions are far & between, so I rely
>> on the "watch" list to remember what I wanted to have an eye on, when I
>> have the time or am in the mood for some Tails stuff.
>
> Thank you, this is useful.
>
>> It's not the end of the world, if I get notified of changes on any issue
>> I was watching. But it's gonna be impractical to find those unless I
>> actually remember them - and even then, I'll need to remember some
>> specific keywords to search for them.
>
> I understand this would fix the problem for issues you were already
> watching on Redmine: on every issue you were watching, as part of the
> migration process, we add a :star: reaction in your name. Then, you
> can list those issues with the "My-reaction = :star:" filter (the UI
> actually display nice emojis).
>
> But you'll still have to manually track, somehow, the issues you'll
> start participating in on GitLab; you could use the same trick, or use
> your activity view.
>
> Do you confirm this would solve the problem you've reported?

Ping?

>> That said, please don't invest too much time or effort on this. I can
>> live without it
>
> Understood. I'll make this clear to the developers.

Cheers!