Published on June 16, 2015
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With less than a week until GitLab 7.12, we've got a nice preview for you today: Merge Request Approvals in GitLab EE. View more here!
With less than a week until GitLab 7.12, we've got a nice preview for you today: Merge Request Approvals in GitLab EE.
Usually you accept a merge request the moment it is ready and reviewed. But in some cases you want to make sure that every merge request is reviewed and signed off by several people before merging it. With GitLab Enterprise Edition 7.12, you can enforce such a workflow that requires multiple reviewers with the new Merge Request Approval feature.
To enable approvals, go to project settings page and set the
"Approvals required" field to a numeric value. For example, if you set it to 3
each merge request has to receive 3 approvals from different people
before it can be merged through the user interface.
After setting the approval, you will see an Approve
button on merge requests,
rather than an Accept
button. Once the merge request has enough approvals,
you will be able to merge it as usual.
We'd love to hear what you think of this new feature in the comments below.
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