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Exclude draft PRs from triage dashboard #1248

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let mut pulls: Vec<Value> = Vec::new();
for base_pull in base_pulls.into_iter() {
for base_pull in base_pulls.into_iter().filter(|pull| !pull.draft) {
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@camelid camelid Mar 14, 2021

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Instead of excluding draft PRs, it might be a better idea to just mark them in gray. WG-triage doesn't triage draft waiting-on-review and waiting-on-author PRs, though it seems we do triage draft blocked PRs. T-clippy might triage draft PRs as well.

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Hm, I think it would make sense to triage them after some time to close them out (basically draft is similar to waiting-on-author I think, in fact I might say that we should just treat it equivalently)...

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Hm, I think it would make sense to triage them after some time to close them out

Yeah, they probably should continue to be included.

basically draft is similar to waiting-on-author I think, in fact I might say that we should just treat it equivalently

I wouldn't say they're equivalent, in fact I would say most of the time they are different. For many PRs, waiting-on-author means "the author needs to address reviewer comments or fix conflicts". On the other hand, draft means "this is only partially implemented".

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+1 for hiding or indicating as a draft, I'd like to have an option to hide draft (and even S-blocked) since we don't have to check them frequently and rust-lang/rust's triage queue is quite long. I think something like this would be a good way here (this just hides PRs but we can tweak attributes, e.g., change the color): https://github.com/JohnTitor/triagebot/tree/hide-drafts

let assignee = base_pull.assignee.map_or("".to_string(), |v| v.login);
let updated_at = base_pull
.updated_at
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