Push event activities limit and bulk push events
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To maintain good system performance and prevent spam on the activity feed, set a Push event activities limit.
By default, GitLab sets this limit to 3. When you push changes that affect more than 3 branches and tags,
GitLab creates a bulk push event instead of individual push events.
For example, if you push to four branches simultaneously, the activity feed displays a single
 Pushed to 4 branches at (project name) event instead of four separate
push events.
To set a different Push event activities limit, either:
- In the Application settings API, set the - push_event_activities_limit.
- In the GitLab UI: - On the left sidebar, at the bottom, select Admin.
- On the left sidebar, select Settings > Network.
- Expand Performance optimization.
- Edit the Push event activities limit setting.
- Select Save changes.
 
The value can be greater than or equal to 0. Setting this value to 0 does not disable throttling.