Email Settings
By default, the Gitea instance of Codeberg will send notifications to your registered Email address(es).
Configuring all notifications
To change your preferences, go to your user settings or manually navigate to the settings. You can reach the preference settings by clicking on your profile in the top-right corner. From there navigate to Settings > Account Tab > Manage Email Addresses.
In the section "Manage Email Addresses" you can select from one of the following options for each Email address that you registered with Codeberg:
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
| Enable Email Notifications | Enables all notifications (This is the default.) |
| Only Email on Mention | Codeberg will only send you an Email to this address if your username was mentioned in an issue or an comment. |
| Disable Email Notifications | Codeberg will not send you any Emails to this Email address. |
Make sure to press the "Set Email Preference" button after changing your selection.
Note that disabling Email notifications will not disable receiving important communication from the Codeberg organisation.
Issue notifications
As soon as you comment on an issue, you will be automatically subscribed to that issue. Unless you configured all your Email addresses to not receive any notifications, you will receive an Email for every comment and change on that issue. You can see and change the subscription in the "Notifications" section on the right side of the issue screen.
Watching repositories
When you watch a repository (by clicking on the "Watch" button in the buttons bar of the repository), you will receive Emails for every change (creation of issues, PRs, comments, etc.) done in this repository. To unwatch a repository simply click on "Unwatch" in the buttons bar of the repository.
Unfortunately Gitea does not yet provide the functionality to show you a list of all watched repositories Gitea#16111.
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