issue1064 stale check

[aceppaluni]

The Pull Request is ready

• fixes #issue1064
• all actions are passing
• only fixes a single issue

Overview

Add a stale check for framework

Review points

Added a new yml file to accommodate stale check
File placed in workflows

Framework

• the change breaks no interface
• default behaviour did not change
• any new text output is added to the translation files (at least the english one)
• tests have been added (if required)
• documentation has been adjusted (if required)
• shared code has been extracted in a different file

Notes

Issue associated with issue#1064

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Walkthrough

The new workflow cron.stale.yml automates the management of stale issues and pull requests in the repository. It schedules jobs to close inactive issues and pull requests, unassign inactive contributors, and notify relevant parties. This ensures the repository remains up-to-date and contributors are informed about inactivity.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/cron.stale.yml	Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow to handle stale issues and pull requests, and manage inactivity.

In the code's embrace, we find our way,

Stale issues now kept at bay.

Notifications sent with care,

Contributors aware, no despair.

Automation's touch, a gentle sway,

Keeping chaos far away.

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Review Details

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 476d53f and 3910074.

Files selected for processing (1)

• .github/workflows/cron.stale.yml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (3)

.github/workflows/cron.stale.yml (3)

12-20: The configuration for the stale job appears to be well-defined and aligns with the objectives of managing stale issues and pull requests efficiently.

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22-27: The configuration for the remove-assignee job is appropriate and aligns with the objectives of unassigning inactive contributors.

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4-4: Consider adjusting the cron schedule to a less frequent interval unless high frequency is required.