Send push events

[elpatron68]

I would really like to send push events to a Mattermost channel, this seems not to be possible. Is there a particular reason for this?

Thanks!

[NotSqrt]

Push events are not activated by default. You can activate them by using the option --push !

[mohitt]

Suprisingly, the only events that are showing up is merge request created, merge request accepted and merge request updated. Neither we are getting build related events no push events

our gitlab settings is enabling all the events
https://mattermost-gitlab-codemerlin.herokuapp.com/new_event
Push Events
Tag Push Events
Issues Events
Note Events
Merge Requests Events
Build Events
Pipeline Events
Wiki Page Events

The only ones that we are getting are the merge request events.

Where am I suppose to activate by setting he option --push

[mohitt]

How can we log or see whats going on in the heroku deployed app

[NotSqrt]

You can add the --push option in the command run by Heroku, in the Procfile.

Apart from the standard flask output, there's no particular log.

I've never used Heroku, I don't know where you would be able to see the output of the server.

[athakral]

Oh, I followed the exact instructions given on the readme.md

[mohitt]

I followed the exact instructions given on the readme

Regards
Mohit

On Oct 25, 2016 12:41 PM, "NotSqrt" notifications@github.com wrote:

You can add the --push option in the command run by Heroku, in the
Procfile.

Apart from the standard flask output, there's no particular log.

I've never used Heroku, I don't know where you would be able to see the
output of the server.

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[NotSqrt]

The part that says :
Heroku-based Install
❗ This was not adapted to the new python package.
?

If you can provide up-to-date instructions for Heroku, I'll be glad to merge them !

[qvazzler]

@NotSqrt This feature really needs to be somewhere on the README, I almost gave up. :-D

[NotSqrt]

About to add that mention !