Allow evaluating a PR's eligibility manually - #3406
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The workflow only ran on pull_request events, so an existing PR could not be evaluated without editing it first. workflow_dispatch takes a PR number, skips the quiet period since a manual run is already deliberate, and stays silent on Slack because a veto line for a PR being looked at is noise.
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LGTM, let's merge so we can assess PR 3366 in prod |
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The auto-merge eligibility workflow only listened to pull_request events, so an already-open PR could not be evaluated without editing it to trigger one. #3366 is exactly that case: a real pipeline PR that predates the workflow and has no way of being assessed.
workflow_dispatchnow takes apr_numberinput, and every reference to the PR number falls back to itFollows #3401