Rule: Automatically merge pull requests (queue)

• #approved-reviews-by>=1
• #approved-reviews-by>=1 [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
• #changes-requested-reviews-by=0
• #changes-requested-reviews-by=0 [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
• -draft [:pushpin: queue requirement]
• -mergify-configuration-changed [:pushpin: queue -> allow_merging_configuration_change setting requirement]
• label=merge me
• any of:
  • all of:
    • check-success=Enforce issue references
    • check-success=Haskell-CI - Linux - ghc-8.10.7
    • check-success=Haskell-CI - Linux - ghc-9.0.2
    • check-success=Haskell-CI - Linux - ghc-9.2.4
    • check-success=Haskell-CI - Linux - ghc-9.4.2
  • all of:
    • -files~=\.hs$
    • -files~=\.sw$
    • -files~=^data/.*\.yaml$
    • -files=stack.yaml
    • -files~=\.cabal$
    • -files~=^[^/]*\.yaml$
    • -files~=cabal.project.*

Rule: Delete head branch after merge (delete_head_branch)

• closed [:pushpin: delete_head_branch requirement]
• merged

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