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Don't reverse order of commits in webhooks #9611

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opened 2025-11-02 08:44:30 -06:00 by GiteaMirror · 0 comments
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Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Sep 23, 2022).

Feature Description

Currently, if you push multiple commits, at least the Discord and Telegram webhooks will display it as:

commit2
commit1

I would like to see it displayed in the same order as GitHub and GitLab webhooks:

commit1
commit2

The reasoning is that this would ensure a strictly chronological reading order, as new messages themselves come in from top to bottom, so when reading you see something like this with Gitea:

10:00 AM
commit3
commit2
commit1

10:05 AM
commit5
commit4

Would make more sense like this:

10:00 AM
commit1
commit2
commit3

10:05 AM
commit4
commit5

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Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Sep 23, 2022). ### Feature Description Currently, if you push multiple commits, at least the Discord and Telegram webhooks will display it as: ``` commit2 commit1 ``` I would like to see it displayed in the same order as GitHub and GitLab webhooks: ``` commit1 commit2 ``` --- The reasoning is that this would ensure a strictly chronological reading order, as new messages themselves come in from top to bottom, so when reading you see something like this with Gitea: ``` 10:00 AM commit3 commit2 commit1 10:05 AM commit5 commit4 ``` Would make more sense like this: ``` 10:00 AM commit1 commit2 commit3 10:05 AM commit4 commit5 ``` ### Screenshots _No response_
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