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Mergify
Mergify is a pull requests automation service. It allows you to trigger actions when your pull requests match defined criteria.
In a few lines of YAML, you could write a rule that automatically merges a pull request if:
- it has been approved
- the test suite passes
We have plenty of examples.
Mergify executes actions for you, freeing you from the burden of managing your pull requests.
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Stale
Automatically close stale Issues and Pull Requests that tend to accumulate during a project.
How it works
After a period of inactivity, a label will be applied to mark an issue as stale, and optionally post a comment to notify contributors that the Issue or Pull Request will be closed.
If the Issue or Pull Request is updated, or anyone comments, then the stale label is removed.
If no more activity occurs, the Issue or Pull Request will be automatically closed with an optional comment.
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