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gerlv | 5 years ago

Hey everyone,

McPiper 1.3 release is out with private GitLab servers support.

Let me know what you think!

McPiper is a macOS status bar app that tracks GitLab CI/CD pipelines and sends notifications when the pipelines fail.

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CallMeMarc|5 years ago

Thanks for the code! Just installed it, runs pretty smooth so far.

Quick feedback:

- the popup to allow notification did not come (after manually allowing it works)

- the name seems a bit weird, I guess the Mc comes from Mac?

- I would prefer to have a setting that filters pipelines that are triggered by me only

- you can open the preferences window unlimited times

- a bit weird that it requires write access but I guess that's a problem of GitLabs permission management

Otherwise it looks really nice :)

I have been using a VS Code Plugin until now but having push notifications is really nice as I now can go through the sidebar notifications and have a list of all pipelines and can work through them instead of having only the latest in my IDE status bar

gerlv|5 years ago

Hi Marc, thank you for the detailed feedback, it's very useful!

> - the popup to allow notification did not come (after manually allowing it works)

What's your macOS version? I've tried replicating it, but seems to work ok. It should ask at the last screen during the onboarding.

> - the name seems a bit weird, I guess the Mc comes from Mac?

Correct, it's a short version of Mac

> - I would prefer to have a setting that filters pipelines that are triggered by me only

Yep, it's on the radar, as this data isn't available directly from the GraphQL pipeline object, it requires another REST request to GitLab

> - you can open the preferences window unlimited times

That should be a quick fix

> - a bit weird that it requires write access but I guess that's a problem of GitLabs permission management

Yeah, I've raised it with them as docs dont't specify it at all, the ticket still open after 7 months