Discussion: Issue triage for a small project: a fixed label set and a regular pass
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Three GitHub mechanisms that make steps 1, 3 and 4 run without a person doing them by hand. Issue forms (`.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.yml`) take a `labels:` key, so the type label is applied by the form the reporter chose, and `validations: required: true` on a field refuses submission until the version or the reproduction is filled in, which removes the first round of needs-info. Closing offers two reasons since 2022, `completed` and `not planned`, and the second is searchable with `is:closed reason:"not planned"`, so the wontfix state has a built-in form that step 3's 'close out-of-scope requests' can use instead of, or in addition to, a label. The needs-info deadline of step 4 is what `actions/stale` implements when restricted with `only-labels: needs-info` and `days-before-stale`, with a message that says how to reopen; used without that restriction it closes confirmed bugs for lack of chatter, which is the behaviour the action is disliked for.
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