rrahul/stale-approvalv0.1.1Public
Stale approval
Finds GitHub pull requests you previously approved that later received new commits, so you know which approvals may no longer reflect the current code and deserve another look.
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Read-only (gh api GET calls only); never comments, re-reviews, or merges. Honestly reports PRs it could not verify (rate limit/permission errors) and search truncation, and supports mode=sample for a cold-start demo with no real GitHub calls.
Before you run it2 local tools
Everything here is checked on your machine when rote inspects the play. This page never learns what you have installed or which credentials you hold.
- ○python3local tool
Requires >=3.8.0. Run rote play inspect to check your host; unverified versions remain unknown.
- ○ghlocal tool
Must be on your PATH when used. minimum version undeclared.
Inputs3, all optional
rote asks for these before running and shows the defaults it will use.
- Repo
repoOptional owner/repo to scope the check to a single repository. Default: all repositories the authenticated GitHub user can access.
optionalstringcustom value allowed - Lookback days
lookback_daysOptional lookback window in days limiting how far back candidate pull requests are searched. Default: no lookback limit.
optionalstringcustom value allowed - Mode
modeSet to "sample" to see a demo report with fixture data instead of calling GitHub — useful for a cold start with no relevant review history.
optionalstringdefaultlivecustom value allowed
What it changes
No write operations are declared in this version's manifest.
Credentials remain in the recipient's local rote vault; this page and the publisher never receive them.
Runtime details
- rote CLIversion 0.62.0 or newer
- Servicesnone declared
- Digest
sha256:27455026169f7de688abc3418b4a85f9ba94aad987082f693913a014dbbaa0f8 - Archive size6850 bytes
- Published2026-09-04T16:04:32.165032+00:00
- Published withrote 0.79.0
Credential values and current readiness remain local. Opening this page never prompts for a credential, opens an authorization browser, or calls a service this play uses.
A play is a published, versioned automation package that runs on your own machine through rote, a free command-line tool. Opening this page installs nothing and runs nothing.