[hotfix] Miscellaneous fixes on GHA workflows #3839
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ping @leonardBang |
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Thanks @yuxiqian for considering the newly-added maxcompute label, nice work |
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Seems MaxCompute unit tests are failing, but didn't get exposed since it never runs before. |
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This PR contains some pretty trivial fixes on our GHA workflows:
Now, our
actions/staleworkflow closes inactive PRs with a 60 / 30 days cycle, that is to say, 60 days' inactive to label it "Stale" and 30 more days to close it. But it turns out to be too eager and has accidentally closed many useful PRs.This change has been discussed with other maintainers.
Labeler can automatically detect what files have been touched, and categorize PRs with suitable labels, based on a predefined ruleset. It's just a routine update on the rule definition.
There are really too much CI workflows scheduled to run on UTC midnight that Apache's download server could not handle (like this). Changing it to another "arbitrary" time to reduce such failure.