+ [2015-08-14T23:55:45Z] VxJasonxV service hooks don't have the ability to customize event types, unlike webhooks
+ [2015-08-14T23:56:02Z] VxJasonxV in theory, service hooks only act on events relevant to them. in something like this, naturally that is not entirely feasible
+ [2015-08-14T23:56:26Z] VxJasonxV you can change the event subscriptions via the API: https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/hooks/#edit-a-hook
+ [2015-08-14T23:56:42Z] VxJasonxV either replace the list via the events parameter, or remove select ones via the remove_events parameter
+ [2015-08-14T23:57:24Z] sm will try that, thank you

message no. 107872

Posted by unblevable in #github at 2015-08-14T00:26:48Z

I want to make Github recognize these users as contributors (should I even worry about this?), but I also don't think I should ask them to make a pull request because 90% of the code in the gist will be rewritten anyway. What's the normal way to go about this process?
+ [2015-08-15T00:27:49Z] sm VxJasonxV: hmm, with events set to ["issues", "issue_comment", "push"], I received the push notification sent by Test Hook (and marked the sender as "no moderation required"), but I don't receive anything for a new issue or issue comment.
+ [2015-08-15T00:28:36Z] sm ooh... ""message": "email Service does not respond to :issues events""
+ [2015-08-15T00:28:41Z] sm darnit
+ [2015-08-15T00:31:37Z] rascharles Anyone here who might be able to help with https://github.com/boxen/our-boxen/issues/773
+ [2015-08-15T00:51:13Z] wagle not seeing how to ff merge from master into my fork