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Would you fire up PR repeatly if I close one? #1

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spin6lock opened this issue Jun 17, 2018 · 3 comments
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Would you fire up PR repeatly if I close one? #1

spin6lock opened this issue Jun 17, 2018 · 3 comments

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I would like to preserve some fmt in old repo. Do I need to put some file or tag as DONT DISTURB?

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whilei commented Jun 17, 2018

I will not fire up another PR; it checks for duplicate PRs before making one: https://github.com/rotblauer/gofmt-att/blob/master/remote/google.go-github.go#L338-L361 (open or closed (ignore my comment about only open PRs; that's wrong))

At the moment, I've got these specs for robot no-go's:

    "Conduct": {
      "WhiteList": [],
      "BlackList": [
        "NO ROBOTS",
        "ROBOTS NOT WELCOME"
      ]
    },

so if the repo's code of conduct has those words, then the repo will be filtered.

I'll add DONT DISTURB to the list. Is there any other tag or way of telling robots to go away that you'd propose?

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whilei commented Jun 17, 2018

I think NOFMT (or nofmt) for this particular project would be fitting. I'll add that to the blacklist for just about every possible facet of a repository (README, description, conduct... etc.)

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whilei commented Jun 17, 2018

And just by the way, too, Github has an "archive" mode for repos so you can make them entirely read-only, if that's along the lines of what you want.

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