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This is an intentional GitHub change, not a bug, to simplify the main update feed. |
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This is a change by GitHub, not a bug. To simplify the main update feed, commits are no longer included there. If you want commit updates, you now need to subscribe to each repository’s dedicated commit feed. |
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How to do this? E.g. for https://github.com/SIGANN/LAW-XIX-2025/commits/main/ where would I find the option to subscribe to commits? I did find this dialog for custom notifications on the repo, and it does not include commits: ![]() |
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This is a feature, not a bug, and it highlights a common point of confusion about how GitHub's different feeds work. Your private Atom feed is designed for a different purpose than the old ## What the Private Atom Feed ShowsYour private feed (
It is not designed to be a firehose of every single commit from every repository you are watching. This is why you are seeing a discrepancy. ## The Solution: Use Per-Repository FeedsTo get the behavior you want—a feed of all commits from a specific repository you're watching—you need to subscribe to that repository's unique commit feed.
Example: You will need to add this |
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Thanks @girishlade111. Does somebody happen to have a script that will list URLs of all repos that I am watching, so I can load the feeds into an RSS reader? E.g. I am part of an organization with hundreds of individual repos that have infrequent commits, and was using the old dashboard-feed to monitor those. |
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How can this be done for all branches? For example, new branches somebody might make? How about with private repos? It's not obvious how to make it work, even with a |
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I have lots of watched repositories (with all activity) and followed peoples.
I used my private atom feed (https://github.com/username.private.atom?token=token) in an RSS reader to see what changed.
I see commit messages created at 30 Jul.
I see commits in dashboard-feed (https://github.com/dashboard-feed) but they missing from my feed.
Is this a bug or a feature?
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