When software changes affect multiple git repositories (a.k.a “repos”), coordinating Pull-Requests (PRs) across repos creates a surprising amount of overhead: opening numerous PRs, getting them approved by various code owners, keeping an eye on the many CI pipelines running, ensuring…
Since launching MergeQueue, we have been building tools to improve developers’ workflows. And as with any product serving developers, APIs become a very core part of the user experience. We are excited to announce the beta launch of API and…
We are excited to announce that we have successfully completed a System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 audit. Industry-Standard Accreditation The SOC 2 audit is one the highest recognized standards of information security compliance in the world. It was developed…
We recently launched our Batch mode for high output teams where the sequential continuous integration cycles may cause long wait cycles. The main thought process behind batch mode is to run the builds optimistically while falling back when a failure…
Recently Github announced a feature to automatically merge a pull request. It’s a much awaited feature and everyone should try it out! In the light of that feature, we want to share more thoughts on managing the merge workflows and…
So why we decided to build MergeQueue? Here’s a brief chapter from the book of MergeQueue. The founders of MergeQueue have a background working at both large companies (such as Google, Adobe) and several fast-growing silicon valley startups. These large…
