Pete, That's about correct, and I see where that can be seen as a limitation. You can only filter by category in the way that you're mentioning AFAIK. One way would be to include an [Evolution] or [$APP] tag in the subject line and filter by that but that'd require instructing users to do so, not particularly feasible. But that's definitely a good point.
On Fri, Oct 21, 2022 at 1:02 PM Pete Biggs <p...@biggs.org.uk> wrote: > > > > > Tagging means adding a tag to a specific thread that is created to > > make sure it can easily be filtered out and most importantly it can > > easily be configured as a watcher (i.e the process that allows you to > > receive an email when a new email / response has been added to a > > thread). Our Discourse instance already has a tag called "evolution", > > which can be used to tag a specific thread at creation time (or later > > on in the process) to make sure it gets properly filtered for > > contributors that are only interested in mc conversations. Each > > Discourse category comes with an email endpoint, let's say you want > > to create a new thread under the Applications category, you can send > > an email to the applicati...@discourse.gnome.org email and it gets > > automatically posted to Discourse, like you do today with Mailman. In > > the background we can configure an automatic tag, that is whenever > > the Evolution or Evo (or anything you prefer) word is mentioned > > (similar to what happens today with Mailman list name tag on > > subjects) the "evolution" tag is automatically added to your thread, > > that eases consumption by your contributors which have watchers > > defined for the "evolution" tag. > > So, the emails from Discourse come with a category label, not a tag > label. i.e. the emails have a subject of "[Applications] ....". There > doesn't seem to be any indication in the headers of the Tag(s) that > caused the notification email to be sent. > > If someone is interested in more than one Gnome application, as far as > I can see there's no way of filtering the two different "lists". > > Is this correct or am I missing something? > > > P. > > -- Cheers, Andrea Principal Systems Engineer at Red Hat, GNOME Infrastructure Team Coordinator, Former GNOME Foundation Board of Directors Secretary, GNOME Foundation Membership & Elections Committee Chairman Homepage: https://www.dragonsreach.it
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