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=== How to reduce the noise from standups irc bot === | |||
The default for the standups irc bot is to reply to every status posting. If that doesn't jive with the culture of your channel, you can quiet the bot down: | |||
standups: !talkback quiet | |||
In quiet mode, it'll private message the user with the reply. | |||
If you want it loud again: | |||
standups: !talkback loud | |||
=== How to ask the IRC bot for help === | === How to ask the IRC bot for help === | ||
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=== Create, manage or remove teams === | === Create, manage or remove teams === | ||
Standup has the ability to group people | Standup has the ability to group people into a team. This lets you see the team's status messages which may cross projects and irc channels. | ||
To create, manage and remove teams, contact a Standups admin or write up an issue in the [https://github.com/mozilla/standup/issues issue tracker]. In order for us to create a team, we need to know the following: | |||
# the name of the team | |||
# the members of the team (names or IRC nicks) | |||
Members of the team need to all have existing Standups accounts. | |||
We can add and remove people at any time. | |||
We'd love to make this self-service, but haven't had time to implement that. | |||
=== File an issue for a bug or new feature === | === File an issue for a bug or new feature === | ||
Go to https://github.com/mozilla/standup/issues and file something there. | Go to [https://github.com/mozilla/standup/issues the Standup issue tracker] and file something there. | ||
=== Contribute patches, fix bugs, test and so on === | === Contribute patches, fix bugs, test and so on === | ||