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ci: remove inherited stale-issues workflow#17

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What

Removes .github/workflows/stale.yml — the scheduled "Automatically close stale issues" workflow inherited from upstream Datadog.

Why

  • It only acts on issues labelled awaiting response, then marks them stale after 14 days and closes after 3 more. It's built for triaging a high-volume community issue tracker.
  • This fork (Star 0, Fork 2) doesn't field community issues, so the daily cron is effectively a no-op — inherited clutter.
  • Easily restored from git history if community triage is ever needed.

Not touched

  • CodeQL (codeql-analysis.yml) is intentionally kept — security scanning has real value for a published SDK and is free on this public repo.

Note on Actions quota

No quota motivation here: this repo is public, so Actions standard-runner minutes are free and unlimited regardless of org plan. (The monthly free-minutes cap only applies to private repos.) This change is purely about removing a workflow that does nothing useful for the fork.

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The scheduled "Automatically close stale issues" workflow is inherited from
the upstream Datadog repo and only acts on issues labelled `awaiting response`.
This fork does not triage a community issue tracker, so the daily job is inert
clutter. Remove it; it can be restored from history if community triage is
ever needed.

CodeQL scanning is intentionally kept.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@Fiona2016 Fiona2016 merged commit cfc0672 into publish May 31, 2026
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