On Azure Devops i need to create a Pull request notification which alert my team by email or Teams notification if the pull request is pending for more than 1 hour.
What i ve already tried is to go on
Project Settings ---> Notification ---> Add Subscription
But i m not finding any particular reference to filter or setting which i can use for my purpose.
Does anyone have an idea on how to implement it?
New notification subscription azure devops
I am afraid that this feature does not available currently.
While using new subscription in the notification setting, you can only get the notification when the pr is created. Until now, Azure Devops does not provide this feature which can help you achieve get notification after the pr is pending for more than 1 hour.
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Recently my app was rejected because I have accidentally included two subscription groups that I did not intend to sell. In the current App Store Connect UI, I don't see a way to remove the subscription groups from this version, or entirely from the account. These items have never been on sale. Does anyone know how to fix this issue?
Thanks!
When you request a Team using graph api,you will get a notification (from Service Account )that you where added to this newly created Team.
It will make user confused.
Just wonder if there is a easy way to hide this notification or change it?
Currently you cannot edit the Teams Notification when you request a Team via graph api. You can edit the Teams notification when you send some messages to channel, By using the summary field. Pleases check the summary field property for chat-Message. Please Raise a [User Voice]https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public-preview/category/182881-developer-platform) to edit the Teams Notification when you request a Team via graph api.
I tried submitting an app made with bakerframework in the magazine category and i got the following:
To submit an app with the category Magazines & Newspapers, you must offer at least one auto-renewable subscription. Set one up in In-App Purchases.
However with the changes in in-app purchases a couple of years ago, apple disabled the option to give a free in-app subscription for a magazine.
So I tried a non consumable in app purchase. And got that message.
Then I changed the categories for the app to see whether it would accept an upload and still get the same message.
Does it keep track of your submissions and not accept changes in categories in itunesconnect?
I tried disabling subscriptions all together in the app and deleted all teh in app purchase settings in itunesconnect and STILL get the same error.
Does anyone have a solution or a similar experience with this?
Any help would be much appreciated.
i had the same issue the last two days.
It was because the build of my app was using the «Newsstand kit» and when developers use the Newsstand plist key in their app, they are required to have at least one auto-renewable subscription before submitting the app for review.
So with a new build without the «Newsstand kit», it worked ;)
The same issue occurred for my app so I have sent a request to the Apple Support team. They sent me the following answer:
Thank you for confirming this metadata was set correctly. After investigating further, it seems that this issue may be due to the fact that your app's category is set to Magazines and Newspapers but there is no free or auto-renewable subscription tied to the app - which is required for all Magazines and Newspapers apps.
Auto-Renewable Subscriptions allow users to access content or services within an app on an ongoing basis. At the end of the subscription duration, the subscription automatically renews until the user chooses to cancel. For more info, please see the following:
Offering Subscriptions
In-App Purchase Programming Guide
In-App Purchase Configuration Guide
If you are still unable to submit your app for review after including a free or auto-renewable subscription in your app, please let me know.
Kind regards,
In the event management app I am building I require user notification functionality. Having never implemented something like this before, I am after some advice on how you would go about doing this.
Here are a couple of scenarios that will require notifications.
Scenario 1:
Each event in the system has a start date associated with it. If the event also has delegates assigned to it that have a status of 'Provisional', I would like to send a notification 3 days before the event start date to any users with the role 'Admin', informing them that there are still provisional delegates assigned to this event.
Scenario 2:
There are accounts in the system, and each account has an account manager assigned to them. Accounts can also have multiple contacts associated with them. An account manager is able to assign a note to the account which is tied to a contact. So they can, for example, create a note of the type 'Scheduled Call'. The scheduled call has a date and time associated with it, so if around 1 day before I would like to send a notification to the account manager, informing them that they have a scheduled call due for this contact at the specified date and time. I'd like to keep sending or showing this notification until it is dismissed or deleted.
Summary:
There are several other scenarios but these 2 cover the basic functionality. I guess my question is this, has anyone implemented this or can anyone tell me how you would go about implementing such functionality in Laravel 4?
Specific questions are:
Method of Implementation
How to Automatically Check for these Specific Scenarios. Cron or via IronMQ or similar?
Where to store the code. In a helper function or it's own controller?
Are there any other considerations I have missed? Thanks.
I think you would need some sort of scheduled task / CRON job. Using the scheduled task, you can then run php artisan YOUR_CUSTOM_COMMAND. Obviously you would need to develop your own commands to use. See: http://laravel.com/docs/commands
I'm trying to write a test to verify the start date and interval of an Authorize.net ARB subscription created via Rails + Active Merchant.
I can successfully create the sub using response = GATEWAY.recurring(...) and a I get a success code.
After the subscription is created, however, as far as I can see from the Active Merchant documentation I can't really request any info, like the start date for instance.
The only methods available for ARB are:
cancel_recurring recurring update_recurring
Am I missing something obvious?
The ARB API offers very limited reporting functionality. In fact all you can get through that API is the status of a subscription (ARBGetSubscriptionStatusRequest). The only other options available to you are to create (ARBCreateSubscriptionRequest), update (ARBUpdateSubscriptionRequest), and delete (ARBCancelSubscriptionRequest). This is not a RoR limitation. This is an API limitation. You can confirm this in the ARB Guide.
So, any information you want to keep track of related to a subscription (start date, end date, amount, etc) will need to be recorded by you in your database.
Authorize.Net does have a new Transaction Detail API which they are consistently enhancing. But as of right now it does not report the kind of information you are looking for.