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27 lines
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# Github Unnotifier
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So I work in a monorepo, to which I have elevated access.
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This means I get a LOT of work associated notifications on Github because approval requests land on my team's desk.
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However, since we are a team, many of these notificaitons don't require that I action them.
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I would like to not be notified at all, but Github's notification filtering features are non-existent so I'm doing this the hard way.
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This script at present does the simple thing - it looks through notifications for activity on resolved PRs and marks such activity as read automatically.
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Unfortunately, that's the best you can really do.
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## Usage
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You're gonna need a `config.toml` like
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``` toml
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[gh-unnotifier]
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api_key = "your secret value"
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```
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And then you can `bazel run //projects/gh-unnotifier -- maintain --config $(realpath config.toml)`.
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By default, `maintain` will go over your notifications once a minute and mark anything as read which:
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1. Relates to a closed (merged or abandoned) PR
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2. Does not have an outstanding review request against EITHER the user OR one of the user's teams (someone else already reviewed it)
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It would be nice if there was a way to quickly ascertain what review permissions the configured user has and whether requested reviews to relevant groups have already been provided, but so far that's a pipe dream.
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