Rule: merge using the merge queue (queue)

• -closed [📌 queue requirement]
• base=master
• label~=merge-queue|dependencies
• -conflict [📌 queue requirement]
• -draft [📌 queue requirement]
• any of: [📌 queue -> configuration change requirements]
  • -mergify-configuration-changed
  • check-success=Configuration changed
• any of: [🔀 queue conditions]
  • all of: [📌 queue conditions of queue default]
    • any of: [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
      • check-skipped=installer_test
      • check-neutral=installer_test
      • check-success=installer_test
    • any of: [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
      • check-success=tests (macos-latest)
      • check-neutral=tests (macos-latest)
      • check-skipped=tests (macos-latest)
    • any of: [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
      • check-success=tests (ubuntu-latest)
      • check-neutral=tests (ubuntu-latest)
      • check-skipped=tests (ubuntu-latest)

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