Add workflow to automatically close issues from non-maintainers #80
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Summary
This PR implements an automated workflow to ensure that only PowerShell team members with maintainer rights can create issues in the Announcements repository, aligning with the repository's stated purpose as an announcements-only space.
Problem
The Announcements repository is explicitly intended for team announcements only, as stated in the README:
However, there was no automated enforcement to prevent non-maintainers from opening issues, requiring manual intervention to close inappropriate issues.
Solution
Added a GitHub Actions workflow (
.github/workflows/close-non-maintainer-issues.yml) that:Implementation Details
The workflow uses the
actions/github-script@v7action to:github.rest.repos.getCollaboratorPermissionLevel()admin,write, ormaintainpermissionsError handling ensures that if permission checks fail (e.g., for external users not in the collaborator list), the workflow assumes no access and closes the issue.
Benefits
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