Generate Issues static HTML report#5819
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This pull request introduces an automated workflow and a new static dashboard page to visualize open bug issues for the AKS repository. The main changes are the addition of a GitHub Actions workflow to generate a pre-baked dashboard and a new HTML/JS dashboard that can display both static and live data.
Automated dashboard generation:
.github/workflows/generate-issues-dashboard.ymlto periodically fetch open bug issues, aggregate them by label, assignee, and age, and inject the results into a static HTML dashboard (issues.generated.html). The workflow runs daily, on demand, or when relevant files change.Dashboard frontend:
website/static/issues.html, a single-page dashboard app that visualizes bugs by label, age bucket, and assignee using Chart.js. The page supports both pre-baked (static) data injected by the workflow and live data fetched from the GitHub API, with local token support for authenticated requests.