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Do not update base branches if the branch could not be deleted #1715
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After someone made a PR from
master
torandom-branch
, bors tried to delete our master branch (which failed), but then re-targeted 200 of our open PRs against some random branch!In this scenario, the branch deletion is forbidden by github; the intent in this change is to use this as a signal to not proceed with the re-targeting.
I'm working on the assumption that
.delete_branch!
throws an exception if it fails, but I'm not familiar with the language.I understand that bors is EOL and so you might not want to spend time reviewing this.