Check for packages with no update for a long time, maybe integrate? #992
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Great, |
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ah because the release script actually failed sigh fixed now. But this list seems somewhat incomplete? E.g. I know that |
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You are absolutely right, this is what I get for making co-pilot write my code, it only got the first 30 packages. Here is a full list! |
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Can you possibly sort it chronologically or at least alphabetically? Or produce a CSV file which one can easily open in a spreadsheet and sort there in any desirable order? |
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Note that some of these really are fine. E.g. https://github.com/gap-packages/crime/commits/master/ shows three commits touching only the CI setup, and one with a trivial change to |
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Just for fun, I decided to ask github co-pilot to write a script which would find repositories in gap-packages with commits in no release. Here is it's output. I attach the script (it needs a github token).
Not saying this is long term important, but I thought it was worth sharing. It could probably be updated to instead check the repositories of all packages.
script.zip
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