Unable to unsubscribe to drupal.org issues

Confirmed that subscription is broken for individual issues, working on a fix. Meantime you can still use the subscription form for all projects, http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe, which is working.

The form submit is broken (both for individual and bulk subscriptions).

There is a function project_issue_subscribe_submit(), and the relevant form defined in project_issue_subscribe has the id 'project_issue_subscribe', but the _submit Forms API hook is not called, so the user data is not registered.

I'm not up enough on how this works to easily troubleshoot. Takers?

I've been subscribed to project issues for ~2 years or so now, and have never been able to get off...

It looks like this was cause by revision 1.147. Dries' commit message:

- Fixed bug #50786, #50337, and some unreported bugs, XHTML validation problems, etc.

We changed a number of button types from 'submit', to 'button', including the subscribe button:

   $form['submit'] = array(
-    '#type' => 'submit',
+    '#type' => 'button',
     '#value' => t('Subscribe'),
   );

Because it's not recognized as a submit, the form contents aren't passed to the submit function.

Setting the #type back to 'submit' presumably would fix this issue, but it might bring back one of the problems that this previous commit fixed.

In CVS version 1.161, it appears to have been changed to button, but updates still don't stick.

Changed two instances back to 'submit', this seems to fix the issue.

Just confirming the fix worked for me.

This is really unbelievable. The Drupal website, showcase for the Drupal CMS, still has a bug that won't let one unsubscribe to an issue. I have I missed something?

I am subscribed to "Comment-Notify", and I want off, but in "My Account", "Current Subscriptions" and "Manage Subscriptions" are not links.

The only possibility I can see is to use the http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe link, but that requires broadband, since the list of issues is so big. (A list that long should be broken up into pages.)

I would appreciate any help to unsubscribe from an issue on the drupal.org website.

What's this? The Drupal website is essentially broken (only broadband users can unsubscribe to issues), and my report of this gets ZERO comments for over a month?! I can't believe it. What is going on here??

I have been over and over my Drupal account and I can only find the page http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe-mail to unsubscribe. This page is a listing of all issues in the Drupal project, and must be megas in size. I cannot open it (in any reasonable length of time) on my 20K baud connection. Therefore I cannot unsubscribe to any Drupal issue I have subscribed to.

Doesn't it matter at all to the Dupal community that only broadband users can unsubscribe to http://drupal.org issues? Do I have to close my Drupal account and begin another one to finally stop my subscriptions?

What is going on here??

You didn't submit a patch and anybody who would work in this area on a patch probably has broadband.

So here are some solutions:

1. Get broadband.
2. Visit your local public library.
3. Abuse the open wifi of your local Panera or coffee shop.
4. Visit your local government funded education institution and use their computers.
5. Submit a code patch. The site is open sourced.

Go to http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe-mail and click on "None" on the top of the page.

http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe-mail

is showing WSOD. I'm also unable to unsubscribe from an issue (Sky theme).

Would appreciate someone knowledgeable taking a look.

See also http://drupal.org/node/360815 about the issue subscribe page being wonky.

Going to http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe-mail gives this message

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 88 bytes) in /var/www/drupal.org/htdocs/includes/form.inc on line 1528

subscribe. hah! the irony..

i just don't want to see issues i don't care about any more in the 'My issues' page, i'm assuming it's the same backend method that would allow for this once it works.

@DynamicFred:
You now have to add the name of the module you want to unsubscribe from to the end like:
http://drupal.org/project/issues/subscribe-mail/views
for the views module

So...how do I unsubscribe from issues I no longer care about? I missed that part.

anyone know something??!

This issue is about drupal.org, not Drupal. Drupal doesn't comes with the Project module.