Rule: Add CI label (label)

• any of:
  • files~=.github/
  • files~=tox.ini
  • title~=^ci:
  • title~=^tox:

Rule: Add Mergify label (label)

• any of:
  • files~=.mergify.yml$
  • title~=^mergify:

Rule: Automatic merge on approval (merge)

• -conflict [📌 merge requirement]
• -draft [📌 merge requirement]
• all of:
  • -draft
  • check-success=build (3.10)
  • check-success=build (3.11)
  • check-success=build (3.7)
  • check-success=build (3.8)
  • check-success=build (3.9)
  • check-success=build (docs)
  • check-success=build (isolated)
  • check-success=build (linter)
  • check-success=build (spelling)
  • check-success=django
  • any of:
    • check-success=history-update
    • label=ci
  • any of:
    • approved-reviews-by=dhellmann
    • author=dhellmann
• -closed [📌 merge requirement]
• any of: [📌 merge -> configuration change requirements]
  • -mergify-configuration-changed
  • check-success=Configuration changed

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