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Avoid unnecessary retry loops when merge_when_pipeline_succeeds is already enabled on a merge request.
This prevents wasting ~15 seconds per MR when reattempting platform automerge on MRs with failed pipelines.

See #39978

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Avoid unnecessary retry loops when merge_when_pipeline_succeeds is already
enabled on a merge request. This prevents wasting ~15 seconds per MR when
reattempting platform automerge on MRs with failed pipelines.

Co-authored-by: Ona <[email protected]>
@philippe-granet philippe-granet changed the title fix(gitlab): skip automerge retry when merge_when_pipeline_succeeds a… fix(gitlab): skip automerge retry when merge_when_pipeline_succeeds already set Dec 14, 2025
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