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WIP: Automatically close Git for Windows' milestones after a release #67

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@dscho dscho commented Feb 23, 2024

This is a work in progress! The idea is that as part of closing a [New git release] ticket that is associated with a Git for Windows release, we will close the current milestone and open the next one. The current work-in-progress script was used to successfully close the v2.44.0 milestone and open the Next release one. So what's missing? This:

  • The current script needs to be replaced by a proper route in index.js

  • More validations are needed, so that we do not close, say, a milestone that does not even have any issues assigned to it. Or a milestone that is for another version.

  • Tests.

This will address
#7.

This is a work in progress! The idea is that as part of closing a `[New
git release]` ticket that is associated with a Git for Windows release,
we will close the current milestone and open the next one. The current
work-in-progress script was used to successfully close the v2.44.0
milestone and open the `Next release` one. So what's missing? This:

- The current script needs to be replaced by a proper route in
  `index.js`

- More validations are needed, so that we do not close, say, a milestone
  that does not even have any issues assigned to it. Or a milestone that
  is for another version.

- Tests.

This will address
git-for-windows#7.

Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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dscho commented Feb 23, 2024

I opened this because I have no idea when I'll be able to work on this, if ever. Read: If anyone is interested in running with this, I'd be happy!

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