### Problem to solve If a pipeline becomes red/failed, an email is sent as notification. However, if that pipeline becomes green/successful again, no update is sent. In order to know, a person would have to proactively go into the web experience to check. This is not an effective use of their time - if we think it's important enough to send an email when they break, it is important enough to send an email when restored. ### Proposal - Send an e-mail for the **first** green/successful pipeline after a red/failed pipeline on the same commit, branch, or tag. ### Testing required before rollout? https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/24309#note_348921044 details the decision that we expect no user frustration with 2-3 emails per merge request more after this change. Additionally, there will be a dedicated blog post created for this change informing users. ## Sample Email  ## Troubleshooting ### You want to stop receiving `Your pipeline has been fixed!` notification (a.k.a. fixed pipeline notification) This feature is currently enabled on gitlab.com and the notification setting for fixed emails is **enabled by default**. #### Disable it for a particular project If you'd like to disable the setting for a particular project only, please follow these steps: - Visit a project - Click the bell mark icon and click **Custom**. - Check off the **Fixed pipeline** checkbox  #### Disable it for all of your projects To disable the notification for all projects, please follow these steps: - Click your user icon at right top and click **Profile** - Click **Edit Profile** button at right top. - Click **Notifications >> Global notification level >> Custom** - Check off the **Fixed pipeline** checkbox  _NOTE: When you change the notification level to Custom, you might accidentally enable the other notification checkbox. Please make sure that all of the notification checkboxes are correctly checked._