I quickly wiped up a little tool to automate this on my RSS feed it could maybe be useful to you if you use docker 😘 github.com/P6g9YHK6/DockFeed
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darklamer@feddit.org 11 hours ago
The one non-obvious thing that I use RSS for is to monitor releases on GitHub, so that when I’m waiting for some project to release some bugfix it gets conveniently listed in my RSS reader.
JohnSmithon@lemmy.world 8 hours ago
goestav@lemmy.world 7 hours ago
I wish GitHub also supported rss feeds for issue and pull request discussions, it recently got added to Forgejo.
eshol@lemmy.world 5 hours ago
There is at least one workaround, if you don’t mind being a bit flexible.
GitHub lets users add multiple email addresses to their accounts and assign them as notification recipients. I’ve added a Kill-the-Newsletter (not affiliated) email to my account, and then use custom routing to route all emails for orgs I’m a part of to my email address - and everything else to Kill-the-Newsletter.
With this setup, all notifications related to orgs I specify come to my primary email address, anything else by default hits the RSS feed from Kill-the-Newsletter and keeps my inbox from getting slammed when a particular issue/etc. has a ton of activity.
goestav@lemmy.world 26 minutes ago
Thanks, it’s good to know of other workarounds but I’ll probably stick to RSSHub since I find it easier use/manage. I believe RSS Bridge has a route too.