Easily Filter Notifications by Repository
We added a special header to all outgoing repository and direct message notifications that should make it much easier to filter emails: Direct messages get a List-ID of user.github.com, while…
We added a special header to all outgoing repository and direct message notifications that should make it much easier to filter emails:
![Screenshot of an email with a List-ID header in GMail.](https://github.blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/list-id-gmail.png?resize=286%2C128)
Direct messages get a List-ID of user.github.com
, while repositories get repo.user.github.com
. Do you want to easily filter all notifications from a user or organization? GMail supports wildcards too:
![Screenshot of GMail's filter interface.](https://github.blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/list-id-search.png?resize=766%2C274)
This is a quick workaround for those getting flooded with notifications. We feel your pain, and are discussing ways to solve this without drowning you in a sea of checkboxes.
Update: Gist comments now get a List-ID of ID.gist.github.com
.
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