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In cases whether there is an open PR against protected branch that requires approved reviews from whitelisted reviewers, and all reviewers aren't available in time, repo administrators can still merge that PR. An example when this feature is useful is when a PR contains important security fixes.
Screenshots
This screenshot is from my localhost Gitea instance on a computer. A user (which is repo administrator) open a PR against protected branch (master). Required approvals are 1. However, despite that he is an admin, he can't (force) merge his PR without approvals. That is, there isn't Merge Pull Request button.
On the other hand, on GitHub, there is Merge Pull Request button which allows admins to merge
PR without review approvals (that is, force merging).
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Description
In cases whether there is an open PR against protected branch that requires approved reviews from whitelisted reviewers, and all reviewers aren't available in time, repo administrators can still merge that PR. An example when this feature is useful is when a PR contains important security fixes.
Screenshots
This screenshot is from my
localhost
Gitea instance on a computer. A user (which is repo administrator) open a PR against protected branch (master
). Required approvals are 1. However, despite that he is an admin, he can't (force) merge his PR without approvals. That is, there isn'tMerge Pull Request
button.On the other hand, on GitHub, there is
Merge Pull Request
button which allows admins to mergePR without review approvals (that is, force merging).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: