MergeRamp: Merge Queue for GitHub

MergeRamp is a merge queue for GitHub. It tests each pull request on the latest main, then GitHub merges it under your rules.

MergeRamp brings your merge queue into GitHub, so you can see where every pull request stands without leaving the page where you review code. ON EVERY PULL REQUEST A status card above GitHub's checks shows: • The PR's place in the queue and its progress • What's blocking it, and the next step • A View queue link to the whole line IN YOUR REPOSITORY'S NAVIGATION A Merge queue tab lists every queued PR for a branch, with the active one first. • Switch between main and release branches • See holds and blockers at a glance • Open any PR from the list KNOW WHY A PR IS WAITING Every status comes with a reason and a next step: Queued, Checking, Waiting for merge, On hold, Waiting for approval, Checks failed and Merge conflicts. SET UP IN A MINUTE 1. Add the extension to Chrome. 2. Sign in to MergeRamp in the same browser profile. There's no separate account. 3. Open a repository on GitHub. The Merge queue tab and PR cards appear. GOOD TO KNOW • Free on every MergeRamp plan, including Free. • Works in Chrome and Chrome-based browsers, like Arc, on desktop. • It doesn't change how GitHub works. PRs join and leave the queue with GitHub's own auto-merge controls, and your branch rules still apply. NEW TO MERGERAMP? MergeRamp is a merge queue for the GitHub Team plan: turn on auto-merge, and it tests each PR on the latest main before GitHub merges it. No card needed. Free for up to 5 committers, 14-day trial for larger teams. Learn more: https://www.mergeramp.com/apps/chrome-extension