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The configuration uses the deprecated merge_method attribute of the queue action in one or more pull_request_rules. It must now be used under the queue_rules configuration.
This option will be removed on January 31st, 2025.
For more information: https://docs.mergify.com/configuration/file-format/#queue-rules

Rule: automatic merge (queue)

• -closed [📌 queue requirement]
• label=ready-to-merge
• status-success~=^Build & publish package to pypi
• status-success~=^Test python
• #approved-reviews-by>=1
• -conflict [📌 queue requirement]
• -draft [📌 queue requirement]
• status-success~=^Build docs on macos-latest
• status-success~=^Build docs on ubuntu-latest
• status-success~=docs/readthedocs.org
• any of: [📌 queue -> configuration change requirements]
  • -mergify-configuration-changed
  • check-success = Configuration changed
• any of: [🔀 queue conditions]
  • all of: [📌 queue conditions of queue default]
    • #approved-reviews-by >= 1 [🛡 GitHub branch protection]
    • #changes-requested-reviews-by = 0 [🛡 GitHub branch protection]

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