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We forgot to add the "ok-to-test" label, so it was NOT detected in previous PR #18973
Can we enforce the "ok-to-test" label before merging any PR technically?
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I think for this we need to enable
tide
prow plugin and delegate the merging of pr's to tide so we no longer do it manually. Usually the tide criteria is combination ofapproved
andlgtm
labels I think but we could probably requireok-to-test
as well.I discussed enabling tide with @serathius in Salt Lake City KubeCon but I have not had bandwidth to plan the change yet.
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OK. The immediate solution that I can think of is to fail the Approve GitHub Workflows if
ok-to-test
label isn't present. Accordingly it breaks themerge-when-workflow-green
rule.