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Remove spam issues from your GitHub repo
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# pip install PyGithub | |
# This script will edit the title and body of all spam issues to "Spam", add a label "spam" to those issues | |
# set them as closed and lock the conversation | |
# Just set your GitHub Personal Access Token (Account settings > Developer settings > Personal Access tokens. | |
# Create a token with all the permissions for "repo" (probably the first one in the permission list) | |
import os | |
from github import Github | |
access_token = os.environ.get("gh_access_token") | |
reponame = "username/repo" | |
# If the spammer created spam issues #100 to #110, | |
# enter 100 in spam_issue_start and 110 in spam_issue_end | |
spam_issue_start = # first spam ISSUE number | |
spam_issue_end = # last spam issue number | |
g = Github(access_token) | |
repo = g.get_repo(reponame) | |
def mark_spam_and_lock(): | |
for i in range(spam_issue_start, spam_issue_end+1): | |
issue = repo.get_issue(number=i) | |
issue.set_labels("spam") | |
issue.edit(title="spam", body="spam", labels=["spam"], state="closed") | |
issue.lock("spam") | |
mark_spam_and_lock() |
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