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Add a bot reminder with best-practices and links before resource bumps are granted
After a recent event with SciPy 2020, we discussed that it might help avoid future problems if we let users know about some best-practices around events with Binder. Perhaps this could happen in the form of a bot that provided a follow-up message to our resource allocation issues. maybe @GeorgianaElena could help with this if folks are interested?
I also opened up https://github.com/jupyterhub/binder/issues/200 to brainstorm some best-practices for events...
I think this is a great idea @choldgraf and I'll be happy to help setting up some form of automated follow up messages.
But I'm not sure if there's an existing bot we can use that does something based on the issue template being used.
Instead, I believe we could use GitHub actions directly for this (at some point I tried simulating the request-info bot with actions here: https://github.com/GeorgianaElena/.github/issues/34#issuecomment-634075328), so I don't think it should be very hard.
cc @hamelsmu :sunflower:
I'm happy to help -- although looks like @GeorgianaElena already has a nice working solution 🙇
@GeorgianaElena do you think you could figure out the GHA bit yourself? Or did you hit any walls that @hamelsmu might be able to help with?
I think an easy thing could be to just have a GHA that is triggered when somebody opens an issue w/ the tag that is automatically added by our "resources request" template.
Here is an example of an Action triggered by an issue in case it is helpful
That's very useful @hamelsmu, thank you very much :heart: (The workflows in fastpages helped a lot in creating the prototype of GHA request-info-bot too)
@GeorgianaElena do you think you could figure out the GHA bit yourself? Or did you hit any walls that @hamelsmu might be able to help with?
It's already super nice to know that @hamelsmu is so kind and willing to answer GHA questions. I'll let you know if/when I hit any walls and when I'll have something reviewable (but after the JupyterCon deadline :sweat_smile:)
I have something working :tada: Example here: https://github.com/GeorgianaElena/.github/issues/39 Code here: https://github.com/GeorgianaElena/.github/blob/master/.github/workflows/best_practices.yml