Howdy all,
I have Github notifications turned off on the main pure-data repo (otherwise I would go crazy), but I do check now and then. We have almost 400 open issues, many of which go back 5 years or so. Can we go through and close things which have been resolved or are simply inactive?
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Hi Dan,
On 11/8/23 7:08 pm, Dan Wilcox wrote:
I have Github notifications turned off on the main pure-data repo (otherwise I would go crazy), but I do check now and then. We have almost 400 open issues, many of which go back 5 years or so. Can we go through and close things which have been resolved or are simply inactive?
I can recommend the following GitHub action for closing inactive issues which is in place on a different project I contribute to:
https://github.com/piku/piku/blob/master/.github/workflows/close-inactive-is...
Chris.
Am 12. August 2023 04:40:01 MESZ schrieb Chris McCormick chris@mccormick.cx:
I can recommend the following GitHub action for closing inactive issues which is in place on a different project I contribute to:
https://github.com/piku/piku/blob/master/.github/workflows/close-inactive-is...
Personally I'm not very fond of autoclosing issues just because they went stale.
Eg I have a number of open bugs against gitlab-ce which I all find important (as a user), but have to ping them regularly to avoid auto-closing.
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