I just checked the box to get pull request notifications.
A couple of days ago I got email from GitHub saying I'd been removed from the "Xymon Monitoring" organization. Is that the same thing? Should I be worried?
Ralph Mitchell
On Fri, Sep 18, 2026 at 10:22 AM Roland Rosenfeld via Xymon <xymon@xymon.com> wrote:
Hi Bruno!
On Fri, 18 Sep 2026, Bruno Manzoni via Xymon wrote:
Being a collaborator notifies you of nothing: on GitHub, rights and notifications are unrelated. What subscribes you is the Watch button, and on xymon-monitoring/xymon nobody was using it, myself included. So when Scot opened #521, #522 and #523 last week, GitHub announced them to no one. Three clicks fix that, at the top right of
https://github.com/xymon-monitoring/xymonWatch -> Custom -> Pull requests. No membership needed, the repository is public. And if you want to join the organisation, just let us know.
I had this enabled at the beginning but disabled it, when your AI started acting every minute, since my mailbox was flooded.
I didn't find an option to only watch for newly created issues or PRs (in contrast to watching every communication/update/push). So now I have to manually look for new PRs/issues and subscribe those, that I want to follow.
Do you know a better (custom) watch setup? If I subscribe on "issues" or "pull requests", I get a mail for every update in all issues/PRs and this are that many if the AI is actively working, that I delete the mails unread, which isn't better than not subscribing... Maybe I should try to subscribe issues again...
Greetings Roland
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