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Hello,
recently we noticed that when commenting on an issue @Mergifyio backport branch-xx will create the PR even in presence of conflicts.
Is it possible to change the default behaviour to avoid creating the PR if there are conflicts in the configuration file?
Or we'll have to always add --ignore-conflicts=false manually?
Looking at the documentation we can't find a way to set default
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whenever i push it repeats it. really annoying as i keep getting notifications for nothing.
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CompatHelper can open many PRs and push all non-CompatHelper related PRs off the first page of a project's PR list. It would be great if CompatHelper labeled its auto-generated PRs with a CompatHelper label so it is easy to filter out these PRs with a simple -label:compathelper argument to the PR search.
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