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Shrink probot-stale window to one year and close in two weeks - #15492
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This line should be removed or updated to say one year.
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Thanks @Arcanemagus ... #15492 (review)
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probot-stale has been helping us clean up old issues. We originally implemented it with a very liberal two year stale window to ensure that it worked reliably. Now that probot-stale has over five thousand issues across all of GitHub under its belt, we're confident that we can trust it with a more realistic window.
We're shrinking the window where something will be marked stale to one year and if there is no further activity after that, it will be closed in an additional two weeks. All other settings will remain the same.