Configuration
Validate your Mergify configuration and simulate actions before you merge.
Learn more: Configuration file
mergify config validate #
Validate the Mergify configuration file against the schema.
Check that your configuration file parses and conforms to the Mergify schema, reporting the first error with its location. Run it locally or in CI to catch mistakes before they reach the default branch. The file is auto-detected unless you pass --config-file.
mergify config validate [OPTIONS]
-v, --verbose
flag
Increase log verbosity: -v info, -vv debug, -vvv trace. Logs go to stderr so stdout stays clean for piping. RUST_LOG overrides this
--debug
flag
Shorthand for at least debug-level logging (like -vv)
--color
<COLOR>
auto | always | never
When to use color in terminal output
Values:
auto
always
never
-f, --config-file
<CONFIG_FILE>
path
Path to the Mergify configuration file (auto-detected if not provided)
mergify config simulate #
Simulate Mergify actions on a pull request using the local configuration. Evaluate your local configuration against a real pull request and report which rules match and what actions Mergify would take — without changing anything on GitHub. Useful to test a configuration change before pushing it.
mergify config simulate [OPTIONS] <PULL_REQUEST_URL>
<PULL_REQUEST_URL>
string
required
Pull request URL (e.g. <https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123>)
-t, --token
<TOKEN>
string
Mergify or GitHub token. Falls back to MERGIFY_TOKEN and then GITHUB_TOKEN env vars
-u, --api-url
<API_URL>
string
Mergify API URL. Falls back to MERGIFY_API_URL env var, then to the default
-v, --verbose
flag
Increase log verbosity: -v info, -vv debug, -vvv trace. Logs go to stderr so stdout stays clean for piping. RUST_LOG overrides this
--debug
flag
Shorthand for at least debug-level logging (like -vv)
--color
<COLOR>
auto | always | never
When to use color in terminal output
Values:
auto
always
never
-f, --config-file
<CONFIG_FILE>
path
Path to the Mergify configuration file (auto-detected if not provided)
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