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We need to clean up our GitHub repositories by identifying and archiving any that are no longer in use. This will help streamline our workspace, reduce clutter, and ensure that our active repositories remain the focus. Unused repositories should either be archived or deleted (where appropriate). Archiving preserves the history while marking the repo as inactive.
Suggested Workflow
List All Repositories:
Compile a list of all the repositories under our GitHub account or organization.
You can use the GitHub API or go through the UI to gather this list.
Activity Review:
For each repository, check the activity level:
Review the last commit date.
Look at the number of open/closed pull requests.
Check for active issues or discussions.
Consider usage in ongoing projects or by teams.
Determine Repository Status:
Categorize each repository as one of the following:
Active: Regularly used and maintained.
Archived: No longer in use but could be valuable to keep for historical reference.
Delete: Obsolete, with no need to maintain even in archive form.
Action Plan:
For repositories to be archived:
Add a README update to explain that the repo is archived and inactive.
Archive the repository in GitHub settings.
For repositories to be deleted:
Ensure that the repository is backed up if necessary.
Delete the repository using GitHub settings.
Documentation (If applicable):
Update internal documentation to reflect any changes made (Vortex Wiki)
Maintain a record of archived and deleted repositories, if required (Make a new Wiki page)
Contacts
If you are unsure of what to do with a repository, please reach out to the team lead responsible for it to discuss its current status and future plans.
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Description of task
We need to clean up our GitHub repositories by identifying and archiving any that are no longer in use. This will help streamline our workspace, reduce clutter, and ensure that our active repositories remain the focus. Unused repositories should either be archived or deleted (where appropriate). Archiving preserves the history while marking the repo as inactive.
Suggested Workflow
List All Repositories:
Compile a list of all the repositories under our GitHub account or organization.
You can use the GitHub API or go through the UI to gather this list.
Activity Review:
For each repository, check the activity level:
Determine Repository Status:
Categorize each repository as one of the following:
Action Plan:
For repositories to be archived:
For repositories to be deleted:
Documentation (If applicable):
Update internal documentation to reflect any changes made (Vortex Wiki)
Maintain a record of archived and deleted repositories, if required (Make a new Wiki page)
Contacts
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: