Stop merging your pull requests manually

Mergify automatically merges pull requests when they're ready so you don't have to. You set the rules, it does the rest.

If you're like most developers, you set high-quality standards

And when it comes to merging code, you have your opinion about what makes a pull request good to go.

Are tests passing?

Is test coverage decreased?

Is this a backport?

Has this been reviewed?

Is this documented?

Will this break any dependency?

Is this compliant with our code style?

Does this conflict with another branch?

You have better things to do than manually reviewing those requirements, so Mergify does this for you.
Here's how it works:

1

Configure your check services

We support any service you may want to use: Travis, CircleCI, Jenkins, Codecov, etc. Go ahead and install them on your repository if you did not yet. By running on your pull requests, they'll set the commit status that will be matched against your rules.
2

Activate Mergify on your repository

Mergify is a Github Application that will monitor all the pull requests that are sent to your repository.
3

Define your rules

Add a .mergify.yaml in your repository with your own rules. Check out our documentation to learn how to write one.
4

Profit

Mergify will monitor all the pull requests opened against your repository and will merge pull requests as soon as they satisfy the rules you defined.