Add auto-merge label to Dependabot PRs#114
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Adds Dependabot PR labeling so that Dependabot-created update PRs automatically receive the auto-merge label, enabling the repository’s existing auto-merge automation to merge them after approval.
Changes:
- Configure Dependabot to apply the
auto-mergelabel to GitHub Actions update PRs. - Also applies
dependenciesandgithub_actionslabels to those PRs for categorization.
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Automatically adds the
auto-mergelabel to all Dependabot-created PRs, so that we only need to approve them in an initial review, and automation will handle landing them with no further interaction needed from maintainers.