Opt labels out of automated issue cleanup #113170
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PR Overview
This PR updates the resource management policy to exempt issues labeled "area-codegen-coreclr" from automated cleanup actions.
- Added an exclusion filter for "area-codegen-coreclr" in the YAML file
- Aligns the cleanup behavior with previous exceptions as referenced in issue #31852
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| .github/policies/resourceManagement.yml | Added label filter for "area-codegen-coreclr" to opt out from cleanup |
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@JulieLeeMSFT requested opting the area-codegen-coreclr, area-iltools-coreclr, and area-tools-ilverification areas out of automated issue cleanup, like what happened in #31852.