Outdated repositories may need to be removed
Asantae opened this issue · comments
Some of the repositories listed have all of the beginner-friendly issues closed. I noticed in the contributing.MD notes some guidelines for open-source repos to this list but was wondering if some guidelines should be added for removing things as well.
I should have noted before that I am specifically referring to the Javascript section in the README.md by the way
Hi @Asantae is this currently being worked on? I would love to contribute.
Just to clarify, you want to remove only the repositories labeled "beginner-friendly" where the issues are closed?
Additionally, what sort of guidelines did you have in mind regarding removing repos?
Hello @T-Wesst I worked on the javascript section and just did a pull request for it, but only that section. there are a ton of other sections with outdated or inactive links/repos. Would be great if you could work on those
Is this related to #1011 ? If so I have a WIP GitHub Action than runs a Python script. The script reads the README.md file and writes all of the urls into a text file for later use.
I actually didn't notice #1011, my apologies. But with that being said I was also including outdated repos/dead links and corrected a few typos. I was also wondering if the py script accounted for other first-timer friendly tags like "beginner-friendly", "difficulty-easy", "first-timers-welcomed" etc
I'm not able to push my branch up so I'll probably have to fork. I'm trying to get the regex to correctly filter for all edge cases.
For the most part, I've captured all github and gitlab links but I'm not sure if the filter should only capture "beginner-friendly" or a catch all solution?
I'm having a bit of trouble setting a stop flag at the end of the url
As of right now I'm getting outputs like so:
with this regex
regex = 'http[s]?:\/\/(?:github|gitlab).com\/[a-zA-Z].+\/.+\/[a-zA-Z]'
