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[RNMobile] Add block outline to all Social Link blocks when selected #6133
[RNMobile] Add block outline to all Social Link blocks when selected #6133
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@dcalhoun I am unsure why wpmobilebot continues to close #6120 (other than the message "This PR is closed because there is no longer an associated gutenberg PR for it."). Is it because that PR is not assigned to anyone, perhaps? Re-opening this companion PR instead. I wanted to confirm that I am following the correct sequence of steps for updating the companion PRs when the Gutenberg Mobile PR has a conflict with Gutenberg ref. The steps I followed:
Let me know if there's a step you would have done differently. 🙇 |
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I am unsure why wpmobilebot continues to close #6120 (other than the message "This PR is closed because there is no longer an associated gutenberg PR for it."). Is it because that PR is not assigned to anyone, perhaps?
Yes. A cron job runs that will close any gutenberg-mobile
PR whose sibling gutenberg
PR is closed if the gutenberg-mobile
PR does not have an assignee and it only contains commits authored by wpmobilebot
. Additional information can be found in p9ugOq-2AI-p2.
Let me know if there's a step you would have done differently. 🙇
No, the steps you outlined are appropriate. In relation to avoiding auto-closure of the gutenberg-mobile
PR, pushing the updated gutenberg
ref commit in a timely fashion might've helped avoid erroneous auto-closure (not guaranteed, however, as the cron job could run at any moment).
However, I recommend assigning yourself to all of your PRs if your intention is to merge it yourself. Doing so communicates your intent very clearly all — bots or humans. Additionally, WordPress-Android
and WordPress-iOS
have differing approaches to merging PRs. The former expects PR reviewers to merge work unless an assignee is set. I am unsure how often this procedure is followed, but assigning yourself helps avoid confusion in many ways.
Co-authored-by: David Calhoun <[email protected]>
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Thanks for confirming the merge process and for explaining the automated PR closure -- much appreciated. Good to know I was only missing the PR assignment step, which I agree is a good practice to follow for clarity. |
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