Takayuki Nagatomi

@tnagatomi.okweird.net

Weird programmer. Husband and father of two. Born and living contentedly in Fukuoka, Japan. Site: https://okweird.net

I made a small tool with GitHub Actions that emails you when certain events happen in a #github repo (PR merged, issue created, etc.). github.com/tnagatomi/oc... It’s useful if you want to loosely keep track of a repo without following every Issue/PR comment.

GitHub - tnagatomi/octonotify: A GitHub Actions-based tool that monitors GitHub repository events and sends email notifications

A GitHub Actions-based tool that monitors GitHub repository events and sends email notifications - tnagatomi/octonotify

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Does anyone know what this GitHub notification setting is supposed to do? It still sends email notifications for comments even when every checkbox is set to off. "Watching" and "Participating, @mentions and custom" are both set to "on GitHub, Email".

"Customize email updates" setting with "Select events" checkboxes for various events

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I watched Shōgun season 1 and it was an excellent show. It brilliantly depicts the beauty of Japanese culture's positive aspects and how death was ever-present in that era. It also portrays the Samurai's brutal cruelty in ways that Japanese shows (particularly Taiga dramas) often cannot.