github and notitifications #144934
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodySo I'm trying to get notified on an update for a project. Sounds simple enough? But I don't understand github and why everything needs to be so complicated, let that be the underline here. And I've been trying for years to understand its complexity. So this project has a nightly build, which as you know, makes a new file every night. But I don't want to download it if it doesn't bring anything NEW. So I need to have it check for new commits on the master-branch here. But right now it doesn't, I get notified of merged commits into :missions (for instance), which probably is an sub-branch, or something. So while https://github.com///commits/master/ shows for instance: "Upgrade to .NET 8" the notification says something else. And my notifications, I've tried different things every time: But as I said this seem to take sub-branch as well, or something. I don't know. And so I tried googling it: And it says:
` Is this the sentence I should put in the notification? I tried, and it keeps showing the same as before.. Seems to work like a filter, so when I press it, it grabs whatever the filter is? So I kinda give up right now, I need someone to help me on this. |
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To get notified only when there’s a new commit on the master branch, try the following methods: Option 1: GitHub Notifications (Filtered)
Replace YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL with a service like Slack, Discord, or Pushover for email or push notifications. Option 3: Use IFTTT for Push Notifications |
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To get notified only when there’s a new commit on the master branch, try the following methods:
Option 1: GitHub Notifications (Filtered)
Watch the repository, but select "Custom" instead of "All activity."
Enable "Pushes" and uncheck "Pull Requests". This reduces noise from merges and PRs from other branches.
Option 2: GitHub Actions (Custom Notification)
If you have access to the repository, create a GitHub Action that triggers only on master branch commits: