Connect and configure these integrations:
- GitHub (required)
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Disable dry-run mode
By default, this skill will leave a comment on a PR that when it found one to auto-merge. This feature is intended for you to gain confidence with the skill and its configuration. Once you're happy with the configuration, you can disable dry-run and have this skill merge your pull requests for real.
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Select the default policy to use when auto-merging pull requests
Select one of the auto-merge policies as the default. This can be changed for any pull request by changing the labels on the pull request.
- On successful reviews and status checks — Triggers auto-merge if all requested reviews are approved and all commit status checks are green.
- On successful status checks — Triggers auto-merge if all status checks are green.
- On passing branch protection rule — Trigger auto-merge if a GitHub branch protection rule passes
Note: there must be at least one commit status check in order for the auto-merge policy to be met. This skill supports commit status checks; and GitHub Checks API as well GitHub Branch Protection Rules.
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Specify the default merge method
Select one of these methods:
- Merge commit — Create merge commit
- Squash and merge — Squash all branch commits and merge
- Rebase and merge — Rebase branch onto target branch and merge
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Auto-merge pull requests from certain users only
This parameter lets you specify GitHub logins of users or bots from whom you want this skill to auto-merge pull requests. When this is configured, pull requests created by authors not in this list won't be auto-merged.
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Determine repository scope
By default, this skill will be enabled for all repositories in all organizations you have connected.
To restrict the organizations or specific repositories on which the skill will run, you can explicitly choose organizations and repositories.
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Activate the skill
Save your configuration and activate the skill by clicking the "Enable skill" button.
