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The issue cleanup bot, running under dotnet-policy-service, currently closes issues with the standard "Completed" (purple) reason.
Issues marked as "Completed" are meant to be used when something was done to fix/implement them, which is not the case when the closure reason was staleness.
I propose that the automation is changed to use the "Close as Not Planned" reason (gray) instead, to make it clearer that the issue was not implemented.
The issue cleanup bot, running under dotnet-policy-service, currently closes issues with the standard "Completed" (purple) reason.
Issues marked as "Completed" are meant to be used when something was done to fix/implement them, which is not the case when the closure reason was staleness.
Here is an example:
I propose that the automation is changed to use the "Close as Not Planned" reason (gray) instead, to make it clearer that the issue was not implemented.
Some similar discussion here for reference:
There, it is even mentioned that "Close as Not Planned" hints as "staleness" being one of the possible underlying use cases:
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