can't unapprove my own PRs #40
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Users want to be able to `r-` their own pull requests when they know the change will not successfully pass, and want to unapprove before they have time to push new code. Users can already effectively unapprove their own pull requests via other actions, like changing the target branch, pushing new commits, or closing and re-opening. So allowing them to `r-` instead of having to use a work-around should also be allowed. Fixes rust-lang#40
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People need to be able to
r-their own PRs.Use case:
I make a PR that updates clippy.
The PR is
r+ed and prioritized.In the meantime another rollup merges and breaks clippy again.
Now the clippy-pr needs to be updated again to a working version of clippy since it won't pass CI otherwise but I cannot prevent it from being tested and potentially waste 3 hours of CI time since I cannot
r-PRs I authored.rust-lang/rust#61298 (comment)
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