⚙️ Commands🔗

Mergify is able to run some 🚀 Actions directly without leveraging the rule system. By commenting on a pull request, you can ask Mergify to executes some actions.

The syntax of the comment is:

@Mergifyio <command> [parameters …]

Note

To run commands, a user needs to be the author of the pull request or have write access to the repository. More restrictions can be added with Commands Restrictions.

The list of available commands is listed below, with their parameters:

rebase🔗

Runs the rebase action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio rebase`
Example	`@Mergifyio rebase`

update🔗

Runs the update action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio update`
Example	`@Mergifyio update`

backport🔗

Runs the backport action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio backport <branch name> <branch name 2> …`
Example	`@Mergifyio backport stable/3.1 stable/4.0`

copy🔗

Runs the copy action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio copy <branch name> <branch name 2> …`
Example	`@Mergifyio copy stable/3.1 stable/4.0`

squash🔗

Runs the squash action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio squash [<commit_message format>]`
Example	`@Mergifyio squash first-commit`

refresh🔗

Re-evaluates your Mergify rules on this pull request.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio refresh`
Example	`@Mergifyio refresh`

unqueue🔗

Removes this pull request from the merge queue if it has been queued with queue action.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio unqueue`
Example	`@Mergifyio unqueue`

requeue🔗

Inform Mergify that the CI failure was not due to the pull request itself, but to a, e.g., a flaky test.

Syntax	`@Mergifyio requeue`
Example	`@Mergifyio requeue`