Queue
Put your pull request into the merge queue.
The queue action allows you to put a pull request into the merge
queue. By placing pull requests in the queue, you can make sure
they are up-to-date and control their processing based on their priority.
If you have enabled auto_merge in
merge_protections_settings, matching pull requests are added automatically
and you usually do not need this action. Use the action when you want explicit,
rule-driven or conditional enqueueing beyond what queue_conditions express.
Parameters
Section titled Parametersallow_inplace_checks#Deprecated: allow_inplace_checks on the queue action has no effect.
allow_merging_configuration_change#Deprecated: this option is no longer effective and can be safely removed from the configuration.
commit_message_template#Deprecated: moved to queue_rules[name].commit_message_template.
merge_bot_account#Deprecated: moved to queue_rules[name].merge_bot_account.
merge_method#Deprecated: moved to queue_rules[name].merge_method.
method#Deprecated: renamed to merge_method and moved to queue_rules[name].
name#The name of the queue rule where the pull request should be added. If no name is set, queue_conditions will be applied instead.
queue_branch_merge_method#Deprecated: renamed to merge_method and moved to queue_rules[name].
update_bot_account#Deprecated: moved to queue_rules[name].update_bot_account.
update_method#Deprecated: moved to queue_rules[name].update_method.
Examples
Section titled Examplespull_request_rules: - name: put PRs in queue conditions: - label = queue-me actions: queue:In this example, any pull request that has the label queue-me will be
automatically queued. The pull request still needs to match the
queue_conditions defined in the queue to enter the queue.
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