Scenario:
You are the moderator/supervisor of a Github Project. You’ve your team members who are continuously working on a project from their favorable workspace. Now how do you think you will keep updated about the changes made by them until you will see a pull request or a bug report?
Wouldn’t it be great if you could get some sort of alert whenever any member performs a change on your repository? Actually, there is a workaround to receive email alerts whenever there are changes in your repository. Whenever a user commits to your repository you’ll receive an email.
Solution:
This is how we add an Email Service for getting alerts about every commit:
- Go to your Github Repository
- Click Settings
- Click Integrations & Services
- Click Add Service
- There are dozens of services you available in the dropdown. Click for Email
- You will get a form to fill some information. Fill it:
- After filling the information Click Add Service, try making changes to your repository and commit those changes. You will get an email alert within a minute.
