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meta: update stalebot #4379
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It's extremely important that these are tested before merge. I didn't do a full test, as I don't have the resources, but they should get one. |
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60 days seem to be very aggressive to me. 180 days looks reasonable. |
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Previous discussion on this #4270 |
I feel like, if nothing has happened with your issue in 60 days, chances are nothing will occur with it. I think 180 is too long, maybe 90? |
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@redyetidev - given:
it is possible that some volunteer get some time after one or two months and decides to make spend some quality time to help with a number of issues. I do that occasionally. |
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I'm happy with changing it to 180 for now, if you'd like. |
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I'll squash and merge, etc, later today |
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I deleted the second file as I feel it's an issue for a different PR. If you'd like me to squash LMK. |
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BTW, @gireeshpunathil, This PR also upped the operation count to 500, which matches the Node.js repo, and will make the bot more effective. |
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Squashed |
Updates the stalebot with a shorter stale-time, more detailed message, and uses v9.0.0.