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To help you better understand the state of your pull request and get it merged faster, the merge experience on the pull request page has been improved! This experience is currently in public preview.

What's New

We have maintained the familiar look of the existing merge experience while incorporating several usability improvements:

  • Checks grouped by status: Checks are now grouped by status with failing checks prioritized at the top of the list, making it easier to identify issues that need attention.
  • Checks ordered alphabetically: Status checks are now ordered alphabetically to make it easier to find a specific check.
  • Commit metadata validation: Errors from failing commit metadata rules (like non-compliant commit messages) can now be corrected and retried.
  • Improved accessibility: Consistent keyboard navigation, focus management, and landmarks help make the experience more accessible to everyone.

For a more complete list of changes, visit the feedback discussion.

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