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Missing required information for the project when it is closed

GitHub doesn't provide a built-in way to send notifications if the fields of the project are missing after it is closed. This GitHub Action aims to address this by allowing you to identify the missing information within a central GitHub project.

Introduction

This GitHub Action allows you to identify missing fields in a central GitHub project on closed issues. If at least one of the fields are missing, then the assignees of the issue will be informed via comment to fill all the required fields for the project.

Prerequisites

Before you can start using this GitHub Action, you'll need to ensure you have the following:

  1. A GitHub repository where you want to enable this action.
  2. A GitHub project board with custom "Status" field, "Due Date", "Time Spent", "Release", "Estimate", "Priority", "Size", and "Week" added.
  3. Status field, Release field, Priority field and Size fields should be "Single select" types, "Due Date" field should be "Date" type, "Time Spent" and "Estimate" should be "Text" type and "Week" should be "Iteration" type.
  4. A Token (Classic) with permissions to repo:*, read:user, user:email, read:project

Inputs

Input Description
gh_token The GitHub Token
project_number The project number
status_field_name (optional) The status field name. The default is Status
due_date_field_name (optional) The due date field name. The default is Due Date
timespent_field_name (optional) The time spent field name. The default is Time Spent
release_field_name (optional) The release field name. The default is Release
estimate_field_name (optional) The estimate field name. The default is Estimate
priority_field_name (optional) The priority field name. The default is Priority
size_field_name (optional) The size field name. The default is Size
week_field_name (optional) The week field name. The default is Week
notification_type (optional) The notification type. Default is comment
enterprise_github (optional) True if you are using enterprise github and false if not. Default is False
repository_owner_type (optional) The type of the repository owner (oragnization or user). Default is user
dry_run (optional) True if you want to enable dry-run mode. Default is False

Examples

Notify for missing fields with comment

To set up missing fields comment notifications, you'll need to create or update a GitHub Actions workflow in your repository. Below is an example of a workflow YAML file:

name: Notify for missing fields

# Runs every minute
on:
  schedule:
    - cron: '* * * * *'
  workflow_dispatch:

jobs:
  notify_for_missing_fields:
    runs-on: self-hosted

    steps:
      # Checkout the code to be used by runner
      - name: Checkout code
        uses: actions/checkout@v3


      # Check for missing fields
      - name: Check for missing fields
        uses: emily-lambrou/closed_issues_without_required_info@v1.3
        with:
          dry_run: ${{ vars.DRY_RUN }}           
          gh_token: ${{ secrets.GH_TOKEN }}      
          project_number: ${{ vars.PROJECT_NUMBER }} 
          enterprise_github: 'True'
          repository_owner_type: organization
        

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If an issue is closed without the necessary information for the missing fields, then a comment must be added to the issue

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