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Edit to "Issue Trigger" workflow to exclude closed issues from assignee checks #7817
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Edit to "Issue Trigger" workflow to exclude closed issues from assignee checks #7817
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Add check for closed issue, and halt workflow if so
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Review ETA: 1/15/2025 |
Review ETA: 1/17/2025 |
Hey @FamousHero and @iancooperman I did not leave any notes about testing for this PR- which I should have. Let me know if either of you would like notes for any part of this. Also, please leave a message if you get some error that isn't obvious. I might have seen it before and could save you time. Besides setting up a copy of the HfLA Project Board and the tokens, you will need to change |
Review ETA: 24 Jan 2025 @ 8 PM (GMT) |
Hey @t-will-gillis, thanks for making this PR. I'm using this guide. When I'm attempting to create my own Project Board I am getting this error: I do not have a Project Board that is already copied to my forked repo. I would greatly appreciate your help on this. |
Review ETA: 1/22 @ 8 PM (PST) |
Hi @iancooperman @FamousHero @mugdhchauhan @Cloid FYI I am changing this PR to If anyone is interested in learning GitHub Actions there will be easier PRs to review (including #7777)- and there are also several GHA issues coming up that you will be able to work on. (These are listed on #6454 and are awaiting Bonnie's approval). Information about GHAs are here: Hack for LA's GitHub Actions, latest revision. See Tips 6,7, and 8 especially if you want to set up your own environment One last thing, I will be happy to do a live demonstration of the changes I made with this PR if that is helpful. On past PRs we have done approvals based on a live demo rather than on having the reviewers each recreate the test environment. Let me know what you think. |
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Hey @t-will-gillis, thank you for working on this and helping me. I managed to set up a working test environment on my repo and resolve the errors I was facing.
Kudos
- The pull request is made with the correct branch.
- All sections of the PR post are complete.
- The originating issue (Edits to "Issue Trigger" workflow,
check-complexity-eligibility.js
#7771) is assigned and added to the "In progress (actively working)" column.
Suggested Changes
- In the screenshot below, when testing it can be seen that it still removes assignment even though the issue is closed. This could be fixed.
- In the originating issue under "Resources/Instructions" you could add what is stated for "REPLACE THIS TEXT" to complete this section.
- Provide availability and ETA in the originating issue. (You may not have to do this as it is marked as hidden as resolved.)
Once again, many thanks. Please could you re-request a review from me after the changes have been made. I am happy to help.
Fixes #7771
What changes did you make?
check-complexity-eligibility.js
to check whether the issue is closedWhy did you make the changes (we will use this info to test)?
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