In github there's a panel where one can look at one's notification like a mail inbox. Is there something similar for gitlab? I haven't been able to find it.
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I created an issue with the name newissue. On searching it using this API https://gitlab.com/api/v4/search?scope=issues&search=newissue (source) through Postman, I am not able to see my issue. Even when I log out from my account, the issue is not visible from the Gitlab search bar. Do I need to do some changes in the project to make issues visible globally? (Note: Project is already public). The same case is happening in the project search API (source).
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I'm trying to integrate a Dialogflow (V2) chatbot with Twitter, but in the Twitter integration modal on Dialogflow I received the error 'Bot was not started' (which doesn't really tell me why).
I tried to recreate the integration using Dialogflow's migration documentation: https://dialogflow.com/docs/integrations/twitter. In the documentation it mentions "Note: The environment must be named "dev". This is a restriction of the beta webhook API.". However I can't use the same "dev" label anymore on Twitter because it was previously used by the deleted dev environment (my first try)...
How can I solve this?
Thanks!
It sounds like there's a couple things going on here. To start, you shouldn't need to use "dev" as the environment name anymore. This has recent changed and been opened up, we just need to update the docs.
The "Bot was not started" message sounds like it's referring to starting the bot in the Twitter integration screen in Dialogflow.
Go to Integrations > Twitter and enter all of the information for your bot. Then click the START button at the bottom of that screen.
I am working with electron and various websites such as trello and inbox. I would like to add native notifications (which functionally i have working) however i need to know what the correct approach is to watch the site for notifications.
Do I ask the user to authenticate twice (once to login and again for the api if the site has one) or do i need to find something in the window object to watch?
Plenty of electron apps seem to be able to do this but i've had no luck hunting through github repos.
Any help or direction would be very much appreciated!
i need to know what the correct approach is to watch the site for notifications.
Check out trello webhooks
I want to try and scrape data from the Mozilla Marketplace so that I can have a daily email of downloads and installs that are reported there.
This is all fine and I have done this is many other place simulating HTTP Post for a "normal" login form.
However, can something similar be done with Persona via code to login programmatically?
A few of the tools and work-arounds are mentioned in this thread: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mozilla.dev.identity/BkvU9FJQ5Uw/discussion
Feel free to ask for more information there.
I am interested in a particular Apache JIRA and would like to know when someone comments on the JIRA or changes the state of the JIRA. So I browsed to that particular JIRA and enabled "WATCH" on it.
Now, how do I get notified for any changes to the Apache JIRA?
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-279
Thanks,
Praveen
You'll get notified at that the email you used when you created your account on apache's jira instance when anything changes to that project, depending on the notification scheme the jira administrators have configured. I'd guess new comments would get a notification.