Add no response action

[adegeo]

Summary

I looked into the no response bot and it seems it's been deprecated for a year. They suggested using this action.

@gewarren

Do we need to add auth for this action in the github settings?

How do we remove the no-response bot app?

[BillWagner]

This LGTM @adegeo

My only suggestion is to run it once a day, instead of every hour.

[gewarren]

It's too bad that the action in lives in a private organization. Is there not something in the dotnet org we can use?

[adegeo]

@gewarren We can fork it and reference it?

[IEvangelist]

Hey @adegeo, @BillWagner, and @gewarren

I'm curious, how exactly does this work? If someone posts an issue, and we don't touch it for 14 days - does it get closed? Ideally, that wouldn't be the case. How does it know when we engage, is that the issue_comment part of the trigger? This seems a bit incorrect as is, as it would have no way of knowing if a comment was from a bot and not one of the team members.

[adegeo]

@IEvangelist The issue comment trigger is only used for detecting when the issue author actually responds after the "needs more info" label was added. The label is removed and if the issue was closed, it's reopened.