Trac should not automatically CC commenters

[Stephen Rider]

Hi all --

I'm subscribed to the wp-trac list, and I sometimes comment or  
contribute to tickets.  When I do so, I'm sent an email every time  
there is another change to those tickets.  (I have NOT hit the "add to  
cc" button.)

This is really annoying, as I'm already getting those changes via wp-
trac.  With the separate auto-CC I now receive two copies of every  
single change notice for every ticket I've touched.

Is there a way to change this behavior?  (And please don't say "just  
filter you email".  Yes I'm sure it can be done [though the emails are  
virtually identical], but that doesn't address misbehavior and a false  
assumption on the part of the Trac system.)

Stephen
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[Peter Westwood]

On 24 Oct 2009, at 19:10, Stephen Rider wrote:

> I'm subscribed to the wp-trac list, and I sometimes comment or  
> contribute to tickets.  When I do so, I'm sent an email every time  
> there is another change to those tickets.  (I have NOT hit the "add  
> to cc" button.)
>
> This is really annoying, as I'm already getting those changes via wp-
> trac.  With the separate auto-CC I now receive two copies of every  
> single change notice for every ticket I've touched.
>
> Is there a way to change this behavior?  (And please don't say "just  
> filter you email".  Yes I'm sure it can be done [though the emails  
> are virtually identical], but that doesn't address misbehavior and a  
> false assumption on the part of the Trac system.)

As far as I know, you get these emails because you have configured as  
email address in your trac preferences - https://core.trac.wordpress.org/prefs

If you remove that I believe you will get no more emails.

I find this feature quite useful as it lets me filter the volume of  
email I receive from the WordPress trac into two separate folders -  
one for tickets I have shown a direct interest in and one for the  
firehose of every change which can at times get quite busy!

westi
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[Andrew Ozz]

Peter Westwood wrote:

>
> On 24 Oct 2009, at 19:10, Stephen Rider wrote:
>
>> I'm subscribed to the wp-trac list, and I sometimes comment or
>> contribute to tickets.  When I do so, I'm sent an email every time
>> there is another change to those tickets.  (I have NOT hit the "add to
>> cc" button.)
>>
>
> I find this feature quite useful as it lets me filter the volume of
> email I receive from the WordPress trac into two separate folders - one
> for tickets I have shown a direct interest in and one for the firehose
> of every change which can at times get quite busy!

Same here. Pretty easy to sort different trac emails into different
folders and keep track (heh) of every change.

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[Stephen Rider]

On Oct 24, 2009, at 3:41 PM, Peter Westwood wrote:

> On 24 Oct 2009, at 19:10, Stephen Rider wrote:
>
>> I'm subscribed to the wp-trac list, and I sometimes comment or  
>> contribute to tickets.  When I do so, I'm sent an email every time  
>> there is another change to those tickets.  (I have NOT hit the "add  
>> to cc" button.)
>
> As far as I know, you get these emails because you have configured  
> as email address in your trac preferences - https://core.trac.wordpress.org/prefs
>
> If you remove that I believe you will get no more emails.

Done.  Thanks.

> I find this feature quite useful as it lets me filter the volume of  
> email I receive from the WordPress trac into two separate folders -  
> one for tickets I have shown a direct interest in and one for the  
> firehose of every change which can at times get quite busy!

Eh.  Threaded email, and I flag the threads I'm interested in. :)

Stephen
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