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Unsubscribing from unwanted emails

Learn how to disable Gearset's email alerts.

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Written by Sam Wilson
Updated this week

Gearset has a number of email notifications. This article will explain how to stop users from receiving unwanted emails for Unit testing, Change monitoring, CI jobs, and Data backup. This article also explains how to reduce the frequency of emails received from each job.

For Unit testing:

When you receive an email concerning unit test results, you will now be able to click the Unsubscribe link on the email.

When you click the Unsubscribe button, you will then be redirected to a new page with the following message:

For Change monitoring:

Go to your monitoring dashboard, and then select the job you wish to turn off notifications. Then select the Edit settings button.

Select the Notifications settings tab, and in Email results to, remove your email.

After you have removed your email, click Save.

For CI jobs:

Go to your Continuous Integration dashboard, and then select the job you wish to turn off notifications. Then select the Edit settings button.

Select the Notifications settings section, and in Email results to, remove your email.

After you have removed your email, click Save.

For Backup jobs:

Go to your data backup job and in the backup job you wish to stop receiving emails notifications from. Click on Edit job, and then Edit settings in the dropdown menu.

Select the Notifications settings tab, and in Email results to, remove your email.

After you have removed your email, click Save.

How to reduce the frequency of email notifications:

Note: This applies to Unit testing, Change monitoring, CI jobs, and Data backup

If you don't want to receive emails on every run, you have the option to only be notified when a job fails or drops below a certain threshold.

On the notifications tab (see above), select the drop-down menu next to Send Notifications: here you can select on every run or only if the unit test / monitoring / CI / data backup job fails. The choice is yours!

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