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Archiving Minefield #253
Archiving Minefield #253
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Signed-off-by: nathannaveen <[email protected]>
WalkthroughAdds an archived notice to README.md by updating the title and inserting a maintenance warning. No code or functionality is changed. Changes
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request updates the repository's main documentation to reflect its archived status. The primary purpose is to clearly communicate that the project is no longer under active development, providing transparency to anyone accessing the repository.
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- Repository Archival: The repository has been formally marked as archived and is no longer maintained.
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This pull request updates the README.md to reflect that the project is being archived. The change effectively communicates the repository's new status with a prominent notice. I have a couple of suggestions to further refine the presentation and wording for better clarity for anyone who might visit this repository in the future.
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1-4: Add archival date and policy to reduce support churn.Explicitly state the archive date and triage policy; add a status badge to reinforce the state.
-# BitBom Minefield (ARCHIVED) - -⚠️ **IMPORTANT: This repository is archived and no longer maintained.** +# BitBom Minefield (ARCHIVED) +[](./README.md) + +⚠️ **IMPORTANT: This repository is archived and no longer maintained (archived on August 29, 2025). No new issues or PRs will be triaged.**
1-4: Prevent mixed signals: de-emphasize badges and installation sections that imply active maintenance.
- Consider removing or relocating the Go Report Card and CI badges (Lines 9–16) under a “Historical badges” collapsible.
- Prepend “Historical only — not supported” notes before “Quickstart”, “Using Docker”, and “Building From Source”.
Example insertion right below the warning (not a diff to these lines, just a placement suggestion):
> Note: The instructions below are retained for historical reference and may no longer work due to bitrot. Images and binaries are frozen; no updates will be published.
1-4: Operational follow-ups for a clean archive.
- Disable GitHub Actions and Dependabot to stop new runs/PRs.
- Freeze/pin GHCR tags; update image description as “archived/unmaintained”.
- Lock issues/PRs or add issue templates that auto-close with an archived notice.
- Add a “Looking for alternatives?” line with links if a successor exists.
I can draft the updates (README sections, issue templates, GH Actions disable checklist). Want me to push a follow-up commit?
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1-4: Clear archived banner — good call.The top-level title and warning are unambiguous.
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