[feature] Different notification settings for different apprise services

[TJWeiten]

[feature] Different notification settings for different apprise services

[dgtlmoon]

However, this does not work. I haven't looked at the code, but it appears that ChangeDetection.io will only select whatever it orders the first group to (in my case, it's LINE) and sends notifications based on that group, but will not send notifications for the other groups that the watch url is attached to.

that sounds like a bug, so you're saying if you have 2 groups set on a watch, and each group has different notifications, it only sends the first one?

A more 'ideal' solution would be to change the notifications settings system more substantially such that you can 'Create new notification message' and then for each method, have a multi-attribute selector form that allows you to choose which services from the line-separated apprise protocols the user has plugged in that that notification message should be sent to.

100% correct - the problem now is that notifications are 1:1 with the watch, the 'groups' thing helps a bit but its still not quite the right answer

[TJWeiten]

that sounds like a bug, so you're saying if you have 2 groups set on a watch, and each group has different notifications, it only sends the first one?

Correct, at least that is what appears to be happening. I have a test watch URL I put into the E-mail group alone. When it changes, it sends an e-mail using Mailgun correctly. When I put "E-mail, LINE" in the group tags (in that order), LINE becomes the first in the list:

And new changes will only come through LINE, not e-mail (which, also as a minor side-point, there's no way to distinguish between the multiple tags with how its rendered right now—a quick and easy CSS fix to that could be to change .watch-tag-list's background and add some padding).

.watch-tag-list {
  color: var(--color-white);
  white-space: nowrap;
  background: var(--color-text-watch-tag-list);
  border-radius: 5px;
  padding: 2px 5px;
}

Just a thought. :)