Closes inactive issues on GitHub.
Preview:
Get the jar file (from the releases page or by building the program by yourself).
Obtain a OAuth token from GitHub. The token needs at least the scope public_repo and the user of the token must have write rights for the target repository.
Then execute the jar: java -jar github_auto_closer_1.0.jar -o oauth_key -n namespace -r repository -d 360
(Note that Java 8 is required)
| Short | Long | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| x | debug | Enables the debug mode | No |
| o | oauth_token | OAuth token from GitHub | Yes |
| n | namespace | Namespace of the repository (e.g. foo/bar → namespace is foo) |
Yes |
| r | repository | Name of the repository in the namespace (e.g. foo/bar → repository is bar) |
Yes |
| d | days | Amount of days after which an inactive issue should be closed | Yes |
| p | include_pr | If inactive pull requests should be also closed | No |
| l | label | Label to add the the closed issues | No |
Navigate to the directory containing the project files and execute gradlew jar The generated .jar file will be in out/.