Open Source Fork Monitor allowlist or archival! #2
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Hello, people in this repo!
This PR is intended to prompt this repo's archival/deletion, or inclusion into an allowlist. Automated monitoring detected that this repo is a stale (more than 90 days inactive), open source fork; if it's not being used for production or anything important for Datadog, please archive or delete it (after you save any important files). If this repo is still in use despite its inactivity, or otherwise needs to remain open for some time, please update the
.osfm.yamlfile with an expiration date and an exception type (or leave them null) and accept this PR.Please refer to this Confluence page for more information on how Datadog monitors and controls its open source forks.
If you have questions, please reach out to #community (or #compliance-ops for this automation)