Automatically add untriaged
label on issues
#2297
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Description
Sometimes when new issues are opened, they don't use the template or are transfered in from another repo, or even are reopened when we ran triage slightly differently. This automation adds the
untriaged
tag if any of these states are applied.Coming from
Testing
On my fork of this repo I enabled issues and created a couple and they were automatically tagged on open [1] and reopen [2] by the github action bot for various scenarios [2].
[1] peternied/opensearch-project.github#4
[2] peternied/opensearch-project.github#6
[3] https://github.com/peternied/.github/actions
Documentation
Note; I'm not adding any documentation on this tool because it automates everything that we were doing manually and didn't have documented. Less documentation feels better in my book, but definitely open to other opinions, what do you think the documentation would look like?
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