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Telegram notifications #9145
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What is Telegram? |
https://telegram.org/
2018-01-26 14:39 GMT+01:00 Hiro Asari <notifications@github.com>:
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I would be indeed pretty cool |
I'd like to see this feature also |
In jenkins it's available and it's very useful to get notification of succesful builds that are ready to be reviewed and commited |
You can use @TravisCI_Telegam_Bot as a workaround - it works pretty well. |
@d-Rickyy-b Better than nothing. But it couldn't be used in group chats and with private repos. |
Hmm, you could also use a curl statement in your travis config like that:
So that it sends out a message. I know still not as good as a native method by travis, but at least it would work :) |
https://core.telegram.org/bots It explains how to get the token, etc |
I've written a small python script which I use with my scripts for this case.
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I've made little service that will allow to receive telegram notifications about builds. Just need to authenticate with telegram on https://travis-tg.herokuapp.com (optionally) and add webhook to
bot: https://t.me/TravisCINotifierBot |
Please add a capability to notify via Telegram.
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