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…of --auto --auto enables GitHub's 'auto-merge' feature which waits indefinitely for conditions rather than adding the PR to the merge queue. --squash is the CLI equivalent of clicking 'Merge when ready' in the GitHub UI.
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gh pr merge --auto --squashenables GitHub's built-in "auto-merge" feature, which shows as "This pull request will be added to the merge queue when all requirements are met" — but it never actually queues the PR. The user had to manually disable auto-merge and click "Merge when ready" to get PRs into the queue.Fix
gh pr merge --squash(without--auto) is the CLI equivalent of clicking "Merge when ready" — it adds the PR directly to the merge queueautoMergeRequest != nulltomergeStateStatussince we're no longer using the auto-merge flagTest plan
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