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ci(Mergify): configuration update #666

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This change has been made by @zakir-code from the Mergify config editor.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced automated management of pull requests with a new configuration file.
    • Implemented a queue system requiring two approved reviews for PR processing.
    • Added rules for automatic merging, backporting changes, and notifying authors of conflicts.
    • Enhanced labeling system for PRs based on their queue status.

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ci(Mergify): configuration update
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Signed-off-by: zakir <null>
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The changes introduce a new configuration file for Mergify that automates pull request management in a repository. It establishes queue rules requiring two approved reviews for processing PRs, defines rules for automatic merging, backporting patches, notifying authors of conflicts, and managing queue labels.

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.mergify.yml New configuration file with queue_rules for PR queue management and pull_request_rules for automating PR handling.

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🐇 In the meadow where PRs play,
A queue of changes brightens the day.
With two approvals, they leap and merge,
Backports and labels, they joyfully surge.
Conflicts are pinged, no need for despair,
Automation blooms, with love in the air! 🌼

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@zakir-code zakir-code merged commit 609af63 into main Sep 2, 2024
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@zakir-code zakir-code deleted the mergify/zakir-code/config-update branch September 2, 2024 07:19
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
.mergify.yml (1)

7-19: Add a condition to check for the absence of the do-not-merge label.

To prevent accidental merges, consider adding a condition to check for the absence of the do-not-merge label.

Apply this diff to add the condition:

 conditions:
   - "#approved-reviews-by>=2"
   - base=main
   - label = automerge
+  - label != do-not-merge
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 925d7bb and a038edd.

Files selected for processing (1)
  • .mergify.yml (1 hunks)
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.mergify.yml (4)

1-5: LGTM!

The queue_rules section is correctly defined.

20-27: LGTM!

The "backport patches to v7.5.x branch" rule is correctly defined.

28-37: LGTM!

The "Ping PR author when conflicting" rule is correctly defined.

38-45: LGTM!

The "Add a queue label when PR is queued" rule is correctly defined.

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