MergeQueueMergeQueue
Code CollaborationWhat is MergeQueue?
It is a FIFO (First-In-First-Out) queue that manages the merge workflow for your Github repository. The MergeQueue bot (MQ bot) uses Github Labels to identify Pull Requests (PRs) that are ready to be merged and queues them up. The MQ bot then pulls the latest base branch for each of those PRs sequentially, runs and verifies the required status checks, and then merges the changes.
MergeQueue is a tool in the Code Collaboration category of a tech stack.
Key Features
Takes less than 10 minutes to configure the queueAdapt to your needs, setup your custom rulesKeep tabs on your builds, merges and identify bottlenecksWorks with any setup, whether you use CircleCI, Jenkins, TravisCI or any other toolsNo more merge wars, all pull requests get processed orderlyHappy to help setup the configuration for you, if you need help
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MergeQueue Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to MergeQueue?
GitHub
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Visual Studio Code
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GitLab
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