How to Get Jenkins Emails
If you are a developer and contribute code to the WRF repository, this wiki page is for you.
There are a few branches that the WRF team keeps under tight control: master, develop, and anything that starts with the string release-v. Any changes to those repositories require use of a github pull request (PR). When a PR is submitted, a background process conducts a suite of fixed tests on the proposed source code, with the purpose being to try to catch any unintended side effects that may be caused by the suggested code modification. Part of the process of the testing involves sending the individual (who has proposed the code change) an email detailing the results of the regression testing. If you are not automatically receiving emails regarding testing, this page describes the github settings that are required to enable receipt of the testing notifications.
Go to your personal github account for the WRF model. Do not attempt this from the wrf-model github organization. In this case, note that I am using the davegill github account.
There are two places on github that deal with settings. In the upper right hand corner is either a small circular picture that you have chosen, or alternatively there is a 5x5 pixel identicon. Click that button.
From this list, select Settings.
On the left hand side of this Public Profile page is a table of options for your Personal settings. Select Emails.
Scroll down until you see Keep my email addresses private, and make sure that this is not checked.
Note: If you want to keep your email private, add a second email (a public email address). This can be set up following these github second public email address instructions.
Next on this page, select Receive all emails, except those I unsubscribe from.
Finally, click Save email preferences at the bottom of this page.