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Developer->>GitHub: Opens/updates pull request
GitHub->>Mergify: Notifies of PR event
Mergify->>Mergify: Adds PR to "Test" batch queue
Mergify->>GitHub: Waits for up to 10 PRs or 5 minutes
Mergify->>GitHub: Runs checks (timeout 5 min)
alt Checks pass
Mergify->>GitHub: Squash merges batch (rebase update)
else Checks fail
Mergify->>Mergify: Retry up to 3 times
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2-3: Add conditions to restrict which PRs enter the queue
As written, all open pull requests will be enqueued regardless of CI status, review approvals, or labels. Consider adding aconditionssection (for example,- "#approved-reviews-by>=2",- "status-success=ci/*") so that only merge-ready PRs are included in your batch.
9-9: Use a descriptive rule name
The nameTestis generic and may be confusing. A more descriptive name (e.g.,Batch MergeorAuto-merge queue) will make it clearer to contributors what this queue does.
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1-1: Verify theextendsdirective usage
Ensure thatextends: .githubcorrectly points to your shared Mergify configuration. According to Mergify’s documentation, you typically need to specify a repository and a config file path (for example,extends: org/.github:config.yml). Without the proper syntax, the base rules may not be loaded and your queue_rules may be the only active config.
| batch_max_wait_time: 5 m | ||
| checks_timeout: 5 m |
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Fix invalid duration format
Mergify requires time durations without spaces (e.g., 5m, 30s), not "5 m". The current values will fail to parse and prevent the queue from functioning.
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- batch_max_wait_time: 5 m
- checks_timeout: 5 m
+ batch_max_wait_time: 5m
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| batch_max_wait_time: 5 m | |
| checks_timeout: 5 m | |
| batch_max_wait_time: 5m | |
| checks_timeout: 5m |
This change has been made by @goruha from the Mergify Queue Rule Configurator.
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