Rule: automatic merge for Dependabot pull requests (merge)

• author~=^dependabot(|-preview)\[bot\]$
• title~=bump [^\s]+ from ([\d]+)\..+ to ([\d]+)\.
• any of: [🛡 GitHub repository ruleset rule main]
  • check-neutral = @github-actions/all-checks
  • check-skipped = @github-actions/all-checks
  • check-success = @github-actions/all-checks
• -closed [📌 merge requirement]
• -conflict [📌 merge requirement]
• -draft [📌 merge requirement]
• any of: [📌 merge -> configuration change requirements]
  • -mergify-configuration-changed
  • check-success = Configuration changed

Rule: automatic merge for Snyk pull requests (merge)

• check-success~=^security/snyk
• head~=^snyk-fix
• title~=^\[Snyk\]
• any of: [🛡 GitHub repository ruleset rule main]
  • check-neutral = @github-actions/all-checks
  • check-skipped = @github-actions/all-checks
  • check-success = @github-actions/all-checks
• -closed [📌 merge requirement]
• -conflict [📌 merge requirement]
• -draft [📌 merge requirement]
• any of: [📌 merge -> configuration change requirements]
  • -mergify-configuration-changed
  • check-success = Configuration changed

More conditions and actions can be found in the documentation.

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• @Mergifyio refresh will re-evaluate the rules
• @Mergifyio rebase will rebase this PR on its base branch
• @Mergifyio update will merge the base branch into this PR
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