Force draft PR mode to support organization fork PRs #312
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By adding an extra condition to merge_conditions that differs from queue_conditions, we prevent automatic in-place checks. This forces Mergify to use draft PRs which create temporary branches in the main repository rather than trying to push to fork branches, enabling merge queue support for organization forks that cannot grant write permission. Signed-off-by: Jacob Weinstock <jakobweinstock@gmail.com>
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By adding an extra condition to merge_conditions that differs from queue_conditions, we prevent automatic in-place checks. This forces Mergify to use draft PRs which create temporary branches in the main repository rather than trying to push to fork branches, enabling merge queue support for organization forks that cannot grant write permission.
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