How do I get notifications for commits to a GitHub repository?

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ton.yeung picture ton.yeung · Mar 23, 2012 · Viewed 32k times · Source

I'd like to know what kind of commits are being made to the Lithium framework so I can update (or rollback) when there is something major.

I'm already watching the repository, but from what I've been able to find, that only shows updates on the github dashboard.

Answer

Mehdi Lahmam B. picture Mehdi Lahmam B. · Mar 24, 2012

Subscribe to Github's RSS feed!
Choose your news feed (all watched repos), or only Lithium's commit history.

RSS are made for that ;-)

PS: I don't see how can you find that useful since there is a couple of commits made each day on various branches, some small typo fixes, others fix bugs, and others introduce new things...

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