Pick a condition's scope from the repository's scopes
In the dashboard's condition editor, a condition on scope now offers the scopes declared in the repository's configuration instead of a free text field; a scope that is not declared stays editable and is discreetly marked.
When you write a condition on scope in the dashboard — in a queue rule, a merge protection, a priority or a command restriction — the value is now picked from the scopes declared in your repository’s configuration (scopes.source.files, or the capacities keys for a manual source) instead of being typed by hand. On the Queue Configuration page, scopes you have declared but not yet committed are offered too.
A scope that is not in the list is kept and stays editable; when the repository’s scopes come from files — so no pull request can ever carry an undeclared name — it is discreetly marked so a typo or a retired scope is easy to spot. Other operators (~=, *=) keep the free text field, and the YAML editor’s completion offers the same names.
Pull request: https://github.com/Mergifyio/monorepo/pull/40964
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