Bugzilla Issue migration to github (phobos)

[jmh530]

On Monday, 2 December 2024 at 06:05:09 UTC, Jonathan M Davis 
wrote:
> On Sunday, December 1, 2024 10:27:29 PM MST Manu via 
> Digitalmars-d-announce wrote:
>> [...]
>
> Well, you're making the assumption that no one would want these 
> e-mails, which I very much doubt is valid. As a general rule, 
> if someone doesn't want to be notified of changes to bugzilla 
> issues that they reported or commented on, they can unsubscribe 
> from them. And sure, this is potentially a lot of e-mails this 
> time around, since all of the open bugs are being affected at 
> once, but it's only going to be once, and it tells you 
> something about which open issues you're currently subscribed 
> to, which some people are going to be interested in.
>
> So, while I do think that it's perfectly understandable if you 
> didn't want any of these e-mails, I don't agree that it would 
> have been a good idea to simply not send them out to anyone.
>
> Though personally, now I have to go and figure out how I'm 
> going to have to rework my filters to deal with the fact that 
> we're going to now be using github issues instead. I don't even 
> know what I'm going to be get e-mailed by default, and it 
> wouldn't surprise me if I end up missing some stuff until I get 
> all of that sorted out. But such is life, I suppose.
>
> - Jonathan M Davis

I think the complaint is about 1000+ emails, more than receiving 
any notification at all. For instance, if there were logic that 
if a user would receive more than ten emails, then there would be 
some kind of special aggregation for them such that they just get 
a single email listing all the issues, then I think that would 
resolve manu's complaint.