uses treeless fetches instead of `--depth`. This is not supported by
`actions/checkout`, so it was implemented as a short script (staying
with `actions/checkout@v1` does not seem like a good idea because of
its age, and updating to `actions/checkout@v3` would require adding
`libstdc++` to any CI workflows that run in void containers because
of node's requirements)
see also: https://github.blog/2020-12-21-get-up-to-speed-with-partial-clone-and-shallow-clone/
this can't be implemented as a script in `common/travis/` because the
repo doesn't exist on the runner (yet!)
also fix indentation in cycle check
This fixes a bug where a stale issue/PR that gets updated without a comment
remains stale indefinitely and never gets closed (actions/stale#715).
The only "breaking" change in that upadate is that the default close reason has
changed to "not planned". That seems like a more desirable default anyways.
From chroot-git 2.33.1, we always have an executable named git
for other build infrastructure and lints.
Let's remove the shenanegan to find which git to be used, prepend the
path to chroot-git's git into $PATH, and let's the shell call the
correct git for us instead.
This is only mentioned in the bug report issue template, so some people
miss it because they don't look at the bug report issue template and
just open an issue without a template.
By setting `ascending` to `true`, the most stale issues and PRs will be
caught first. By increasing the operations limit from the default (30)
to 250, more stale issues/PRs will be caught each run, increasing the
speed of the burndown.
* switch from using checkboxes to **YES**|**NO** options
* make it clear that filling out the part about manual builds is only
necessary when the CI is skipped, this was easy to miss
* CI will stop whenever a step is failing.
* We always want to enforce commit message lint
* `xlint` is reporting some false positive for license with " WITH "
Let's make the lint-commits part of xlint.sh
Closed PRs will be locked after 90 days of inactivity, to avoid comments
on old inactive threads and encourage people to create new ones, which
will receive the proper attention.
Inspired by hook from fish-shell:
a36dbad3b8/.github/workflows/lockthreads.yml
Duncaen
Michael Aldridge
classabbyamp
classabbyamp
0x5c
Đoàn Trần Công Danh
Martin Dimov
Piotr Wójcik
Michal Vasilek
classabbyamp
mhmdanas
tibequadorian
Érico Nogueira