Feature #415
Daily Digest option for Mail Notifications
Status: | New | Start date: | ||
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Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
Assignee: | - | % Done: | 0% | |
Category: | Email notifications | |||
Target version: | - | |||
Resolution: |
Description
We tend to have a lot of issues when using Redmine, and mail notifications are set to notify on everything. It would
be great for users to have the option to have a Daily Digest rather than immediate notification.
A Daily Digest is essentially an e-mail containing everything the Activity link shows, but is sent out only once daily.
However, if an issue is Assigned to someone, or if someone requests a Watch notification, those e-mails should always
be sent immediately, regardless of Daily Digest status.
Related issues
History
#1
Updated by Vincent de Lau over 11 years ago
I created a duplicate issue: #3412.
As an addition to this issue, I think it should be configurable how frequent you receive a digest (hourly, daily, weekly).
I also think is a good idea to group changes by issue. That way you can quickly see what happened with an issue.
#2
Updated by Brad Mace over 11 years ago
Even better would be if you could set most things to be included in digest, but have certain things, like when a new high-priority issue is submitted, be sent immediately.
#3
Updated by Marc Dworkin over 11 years ago
This would be a very useful feature. Perhaps notification settings could be more finely associated with worklow transitions
#4
Updated by Luiz Carlos Junior over 11 years ago
Although all comments seem to be interesting, it would make a great difference if Redmine just provides an user option to receive a simple daily digest e-mail per project.
In the first version, I think it would be enough if this e-mail contained just a list of all changed issues with its number and subject (and a link). Since Redmine logs all changes, if one user is interested in a certain issue he could easily click on the link and see the latest changes.
#5
Updated by kardan brueckenschlaeger over 11 years ago
+1 on this issue and note:4
#6
Updated by Mike Johnson almost 11 years ago
I agree with Kardan: +1 on this issue and note:4
#7
Updated by Andreatta Sébastien almost 11 years ago
+1
#8
Updated by Josh Weatherly over 10 years ago
+1
Is anyone working on implementing something like this?
#9
Updated by Aaron Steiner over 10 years ago
+1
I am trying to convince people at work to start using Redmine for tracking our various projects but the barrage of emails generated by just a few developers will be a major impediment.
#10
Updated by Terence Mill over 10 years ago
+1
#11
Updated by Res Gilgen over 10 years ago
+1
#12
Updated by Terence Mill over 10 years ago
Best would be to offer some time based rules, like daily at 8.00 pm , weekly every thursday at 3 am, every 3 days at 10 pm, immidiately..
..and some content based rules, like, a lists of all items with short deccription (only topic and link), or the whole ticket description plus the changes..
#13
Updated by Ladislav Nesnera about 10 years ago
+1
#14
Updated by jnns . about 10 years ago
+1
#15
Updated by Yuriy Shekochihin about 10 years ago
+1
#16
Updated by Joakim Lundberg about 10 years ago
A big vote for this one, and agreeing with Luiz Carlos, the first step could be a very simple (digest or not digest and the only digest is once a day option), then of course all the other features are nice but to get going just a simple digest mode would be very handy.
#17
Updated by Deon Joubert over 9 years ago
+1
I like the idea too!
#18
Updated by Terence Mill over 9 years ago
dupe of #8241
#19
Updated by Laurent DELAGE over 9 years ago
+ 1
#20
Updated by Drew Keller over 9 years ago
I ran a digest task on my Trac projects for the last 5 years using a script I found and highly modified. Now that I'm switching to Redmine, I went looking for something similar.
Seems like enough interest that a plugin should exist already. Well, now it does: http://www.redmine.org/plugins/digest
I had not written (or read) a lick of Ruby code until last week, so improvement patches are definitely welcome.
#21
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 8 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Category set to Email notifications
#22
Updated by Alessandro Nunes over 7 years ago
+ 1
#23
Updated by Carsten van Raalten over 7 years ago
+1!
#24
Updated by Florian S. over 7 years ago
+ 1
Great idea!
#25
Updated by Carsten van Raalten over 7 years ago
Please also take a look at this solution/plugin. Instead of daily digests this plugin has more intelligence to notify you of 'issue-risks' up front.
#26
Updated by Viktor Berke about 7 years ago
From what I've seen the available plugins are either of poor quality or simply incompatible, etc. So I decided to do it on my own. Unfortunately (?) I'm no Ruby expert so I just wrote some shell scripts to query the data directly from the DB. Here it is:
#27
Updated by Thomas Laguzzi about 5 years ago
+1 , would be very welcome!