Cache activity before opening retirement PRs#120
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Persist the latest observed merge activity and the first inactive observation between workflow runs. A missing /commits response now starts a confirmation window instead of immediately opening a retirement PR, while cached positive activity can keep active committers from being retired when GitHub returns an empty result spuriously.
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I hate those "whoops" issues that #100 creates. Here's one kind of dumb take on fixing it. Sorry for the bash overload. I didn't want to rewrite this in github script first.
What does it do? In short, we persist the latest observed merge activity and the first inactive observation between workflow runs using a GitHub workflow artifact. A missing
/commitsresponse now starts a confirmation window instead of immediately opening a retirement PR. The result is that cached positive activity can keep active committers from being retired when GitHub returns an empty result spuriously.I don't really love the resulting code. I'd sort of like to rewrite the whole thing.
Fixes #100