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This pull request introduces a new configuration file for Mergify, a popular automation tool for managing pull requests and merges. The change adds an empty queue_rules configuration, which sets the foundation for future queue-based merge strategies.
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A new configuration option named queue_rules
has been added to the .mergify.yml
file. This option is initialized as an empty list and is intended to allow the specification of rules that dictate the queuing behavior of merge requests. Currently, no specific rules have been defined.
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.mergify.yml |
Added new configuration option queue_rules , initialized as an empty list. |
In the garden of code, a new rule takes flight,
queue_rules
now dances, a future so bright.
With merges in line, they wait for their turn,
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This change has been made by @Andrewshin-7th-technology-student from the Mergify Queue Rule Configurator.
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configuration changes
Description
queue_rules
section to the Mergify configuration file with an empty list.Changes walkthrough π
.mergify.yml
Add empty queue rules section to Mergify configuration
.mergify.yml - Added a new `queue_rules` section with an empty list.
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queue_rules
to enhance the queuing behavior of merge requests.This addition sets the stage for future customization of merge request processing.