Every day, major projects use Mergify to automate their GitHub workflow. Whether they have a core team of 3 or 50 people, the one thing they all have in common is that the project leads are willing to let their developers focus on what’s really important—code. So we

Every day, major projects use Mergify to automate their GitHub workflow. Whether they have a core team of 3 or 50 people, the one thing they all have in common is that the project leads are willing to let their developers focus on what’s really important—code. So we

Every day, major projects use Mergify to automate their GitHub workflow. Whether they have a core team of 3 or 50 people, the one thing they all have in common is that the project leads are willing to let their developers focus on what’s really important—code. So we

As time passes, we keep seeing new and fancy ways of using Mergify to do other things than just merging pull requests. Today I’d like to dig into how Amazon Web Services Cloud Development Kit project leverages Mergify to help its contributors. About AWS CDKTo get a good understanding

Mergify has been running for a few months now, and we thought it’d be cool to publish some discussion with our users. Reading about how developers leverage Mergify might be interesting for others and give good ideas to improve your workflow. Today, we’ll be talking with Sébastien Han,