From there, you can check off single notifications or just mark the whole lot as read. Your notifications are pulled into a list, which can be filtered down by subject, repository and the reason you’re receiving them. Hawk Eye will pull in your notifications, with support for multiple accounts and keep you up to date on what you’ve got to review. Meet Hawk Eye, the app for managing your notifications. For example, the TypeScript project can give you well over 100 notifications in a short amount of time.Īfter struggling to manage these notifications on the GitHub website itself, we decided to build our own app to help. Whether you watch some popular repositories or manage a popular repository of your own, the notifications come flooding in. This feature enables you to receive notifications whenever an update has occurred for one of these projects. The ProblemĪs a developer I keep up to date with open source projects that I am actively using or interested in using GitHub’s Watching feature. Today we’re releasing the initial version of Hawk Eye, a useful app for GitHub notifications.
