MergeQueue supports user-defined ready hooks which can execute custom JavaScript code to finely control how MergeQueue behaves. The ready hook is executed once whenever a pull request is marked as ready-to-merge (usually via adding the repository's configured label, by using a slash command , or using the Aviator API ). The ready hook is defined by creating a file in your GitHub repository at

.aviator/mergequeue/ready.js

and should define a function

ready

that will be called by the Pilot JavaScript runtime . See how you can use Ready Hook to reduce queue failures due to staleness . Previous Timeline Next Reduce Queue Failures From Staleness Last updated 11 months ago Was this helpful?