Update issue.updated_at if we have just marked an issue stale (#85)
This is to ensure we do not close issues before days-before-close has expired. Without this fix we can encounter a situation where an issue gets marked as stale and it gets closed immediately without waiting days-before-close number of days.
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@ -62,11 +62,36 @@ test('empty issue list results in 1 operation', async () => {
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expect(operationsLeft).toEqual(99);
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});
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test('processing an issue with no label will make it stale and close it, if it is old enough', async () => {
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test('processing an issue with no label will make it stale and close it, if it is old enough only if days-before-close is set to 0', async () => {
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const TestIssueList: Issue[] = [
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generateIssue(1, 'An issue with no label', '2020-01-01T17:00:00Z')
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];
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const opts = {...DefaultProcessorOptions};
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opts.daysBeforeClose = 0;
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const processor = new IssueProcessor(
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opts,
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async p => (p == 1 ? TestIssueList : []),
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async (num, dt) => [],
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async (issue, label) => new Date().toDateString()
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);
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// process our fake issue list
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await processor.processIssues(1);
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expect(processor.staleIssues.length).toEqual(1);
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expect(processor.closedIssues.length).toEqual(1);
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});
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test('processing an issue with no label will make it stale and not close it if days-before-close is set to > 0', async () => {
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const TestIssueList: Issue[] = [
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generateIssue(1, 'An issue with no label', '2020-01-01T17:00:00Z')
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];
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const opts = {...DefaultProcessorOptions};
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opts.daysBeforeClose = 15;
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const processor = new IssueProcessor(
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DefaultProcessorOptions,
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async p => (p == 1 ? TestIssueList : []),
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await processor.processIssues(1);
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expect(processor.staleIssues.length).toEqual(1);
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expect(processor.closedIssues.length).toEqual(1);
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expect(processor.closedIssues.length).toEqual(0);
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});
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test('processing an issue with no label will make it stale but not close it', async () => {
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@ -304,6 +304,20 @@ export class IssueProcessor {
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this.operationsLeft -= 2;
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// We are about to modify the issue by adding a comment and applying a label, so update the modification timestamp
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// to `days-before-stale` days ago to simulate as if we marked this issue stale on the very first day it actually
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// became stale. This has the effect of respecting `days-before-close` no matter what value it is set to. The user
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// can request to close the issue immediately by using `days-before-close` === 0, or they can set it to any number
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// of days to wait before actually closing the issue.
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const daysBeforeStaleInMillis =
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1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * this.options.daysBeforeStale;
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const newUpdatedAtDate: Date = new Date();
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newUpdatedAtDate.setTime(
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newUpdatedAtDate.getTime() - daysBeforeStaleInMillis
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);
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issue.updated_at = newUpdatedAtDate.toString();
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if (this.options.debugOnly) {
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return;
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}
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const millisSinceLastUpdated =
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new Date().getTime() - new Date(timestamp).getTime();
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return millisSinceLastUpdated < daysInMillis;
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return millisSinceLastUpdated <= daysInMillis;
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}
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private static parseCommaSeparatedString(s: string): string[] {
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