feat: Add a weekly workflow to tag archived repos #3103
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This commit introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow that runs weekly to identify and tag archived repositories listed in `packages.json`. The workflow executes a Python script that: - Parses `packages.json` to find GitHub repositories. - Uses the `gh` CLI to query the GitHub GraphQL API in batches. - Checks if repositories are archived. - Adds the "deleted" tag to archived repositories. - Commits the changes to `packages.json`. The batch size for the GraphQL query is configurable via the `BATCH_SIZE` environment variable in the workflow file.
* Enhance the `run_gh_query` function to gracefully handle API errors and parse partial JSON responses. * Refactor the main logic to identify both archived repositories and repositories that no longer exist. * Update the `packages.json` to tag both archived and deleted repositories with a "deleted" tag. * Provide more informative output messages for repository status changes.
This commit introduces a major overhaul of the weekly package checking workflow. The script and workflow have been updated to be more robust and to handle package states more gracefully. Key changes: - **Deleted Packages**: Packages that are not found on GitHub or are already tagged as 'deleted' are now moved to a new `deleted_packages.json` file, keeping the main `packages.json` clean. - **Archived Packages**: Repositories that are archived on GitHub are now explicitly tagged with 'archived' and remain in `packages.json`. - **Robust URL Parsing**: The script now uses `urllib.parse` to correctly handle GitHub URLs, stripping any query parameters or fragments. - **Dynamic Commits**: The workflow now generates a detailed commit message listing the packages that were moved or tagged, and only commits if there are changes. - **Forge Compatibility**: The GitHub-specific logic is now more carefully applied to only GitHub URLs, preventing errors with other forges.
* Update GitHub Action checkout to v5 for `actions/checkout`. * Update GitHub Action setup-python to v5. * Update git-auto-commit-action to v6. * Enhance `tag_archived.py` to handle GitHub API results more robustly. * Add support for tagging repositories as 'archived' based on API response. * Move non-existent repositories to `deleted_packages.json`. * Improve URL parsing to handle query parameters. * Add `cglm` package to `packages.json`.
This was referenced Aug 11, 2025
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The Python script doesn't look like it's doing anything that Nim couldn't do just as easily. |
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Given that this script works and provides value I would do that in another PR. |
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This commit introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow that runs weekly to identify and tag archived repositories listed in
packages.json.What it does
ghCLI's GraphQL API in batches ofBATCH_SIZE. The GitHub-specific logic is applied to only GitHub URLs, preventing errors with other forges.deleted_packages.jsonfile, keeping the mainpackages.jsonclean.packages.json.urllib.parseto correctly handle GitHub URLs, stripping any query parameters or fragments.packages.json. Here is an example commit.Closes #2075