meta: allow users to reopen stale issues via commands #55498
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BTW the cons of this is that it may slow down our actions by a few seconds, if a lot of users are commenting at the same time, and it'll clog the list of actions that ran at https://github.com/nodejs/node/actions Also see #54672 |
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+1 but this might be something we want the @nodejs/tsc to review as it does fundamentally change how we manage issues. |
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Also, once this lands, we should look into landing #54672, and similar PRs |
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This is a draft as I'd love some opinions on whether this is behavior the project would like to support.
@ljharb pointed out in this thread that it would be ideal if we "can offer a stalebot command that anyone can use to reopen [the issue]".
This is a basic implemention of such commands, so I'd love some opinions on whether this behavior we'd want to support.
(@ljharb do you have anything to add?)