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docs(merge-protections): show where Depends-On surfaces in the queue
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Merge of #12233
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Expand Up @@ -33,6 +33,20 @@ Use cases:
- Schema then implementation
- Chained refactors

### Seeing dependencies in the merge queue

Because a pull request with a `Depends-On:` header merges after the ones it
depends on, it can sit behind a lower-priority pull request for no visible
reason. The [merge queue](/merge-queue) shows why: a queued pull request held
back by a dependency carries a dependency icon in the list, and its side panel
gains a **Depends On** section linking to each queued pull request it waits for.
The merge queue status [API](/api/usage) reports the same list as
`depends_on_pull_requests`.

This display covers dependencies inside a [stack](/merge-queue/stacks) in the
same repository. A dependency on a pull request in another repository still
blocks the merge, but the queue does not show it.

## Merge-After

Delay merging until a future time using a header in the PR description:
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