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I think the fix is to make sure branch protections are on for requiring Status. While pairing with @josecolella on #34 we added the CI jobs, but unfortunately, the names have the ruby version encoded in them, which means it will change anytime Ruby version or the OS matrix changes.
In #38 I added a CI Status job that waits on everything else, which should do it. I think we just now need to updated to remove the old ones, and add CI Status to it.
Someone with admin on the repo would need to do that, as I don't currently have it.
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It's looking for status but it's named like CI / CI Status. You might need to use the drop down thing to help select CI statuses in the last week (or whatever)
@josecolella and I saw this yesterday. It's a workflow we use during work of enabling auto-merge, so it will land when someone approves it.
Two places it didn't work as expected:
I think the fix is to make sure branch protections are on for requiring Status. While pairing with @josecolella on #34 we added the CI jobs, but unfortunately, the names have the ruby version encoded in them, which means it will change anytime Ruby version or the OS matrix changes.
In #38 I added a CI Status job that waits on everything else, which should do it. I think we just now need to updated to remove the old ones, and add CI Status to it.
Someone with admin on the repo would need to do that, as I don't currently have it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: