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Releases: Deividy/move-stale-issues

v3.2

24 Jan 22:33
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Fix usage of exempt-all-assignees flag when value is false.

v3.1

24 Jan 22:26
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Update action dist/github-action.js file :)

v3

24 Jan 22:10
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Improves usage in node.js / move some source files

v2.5

24 Jan 16:20
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  • Improves pagination getting 100 issues per_page
  • Accumulate issues and move after looping through all issues (fixes bugs with pagination)

v2.4

23 Jan 13:08
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This release is just a minor improvement on performance, we are now using octokit.paginate.iterator() to get all issues instead of getting them all at once with just one call to octokit.paginate()

ref: https://octokit.github.io/rest.js/v18#pagination

v2.3

21 Jan 18:02
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v2.2

21 Jan 17:31
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Add exempt-all-assignees (default false) to not move issues that have anyone assigned

*updates ./dist/ :$

v2.1

21 Jan 17:19
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Add exempt-all-assignees (default false) to not move issues that have anyone assigned

v2

21 Jan 12:44
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It fixes the dist action without the need to commit node_modules :)

v1.0.2

21 Jan 12:31
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Hello! This is the move-stale-issues action!

This is very useful to move stale issues from a milestone to another;
Let's say you have a milestone called Features and you have some issues that you want to work on that milestone, but they are stale for a long time, you don't want to close them (they are real feature requests), but you also don't want they to pollute this milestone with the features you will not work now.

This action can move the issues that are stale from Features to Backlog (for example), this is very similar to the https://github.com/actions/stale, but instead of closing the stale issues, it moves the issues to the target-milestone, more simple and only work for issues.

Hope you have fun! :)