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by dalore 880 days ago
Huh, Gitlab does have "depends on MR" merging which will block until all the dependent MRs have been merged. Including on other projects.
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Either the second one includes the first one's commits so the second one's diff is unreadable, or it doesn't and the CI fails because it's missing the features introduced by the first one (or merge-conflicts).
You can have merge trains where it will build the MR based on the MRs that are merging to master.