@bot-gradle

Sorry I don't understand what you said.
Currently, the following commands are supported:

@bot-gradle test <BuildStage>

• triggers the specified build for this PR. This command takes a single argument, i.e. @bot-gradle test QF. Common stages are:
  • SanityCheck/CompileAll/QuickFeedbackLinux/QuickFeedback/ReadyForMerge/ReadyForNightly/ReadyForRelease
  • Shortcuts: SC/CA/QFL/QF/RFM/RFN/RFR
  • Specific builds:
    • AST: AllSmokeTestsReadyForMerge
    • AFT: AllFunctionalTestsReadyForMerge
    • ASB: AllSpecificBuildsReadyForMerge
    • ACC: AllConfigCacheTestsReadyForMerge
    • ACT: AllCrossVersionTestsReadyForNightly
    • APTN: AllPerformanceTestsReadyForNightly
    • AFTN: AllFunctionalTestsReadyForNightly
    • ACTR: AllCrossVersionTestsReadyForRelease
    • AFTR: AllFunctionalTestsReadyForRelease

@bot-gradle test and merge

• queues this PR for testing and merges if all tests pass by:
  • Creating a merge commit from your PR branch HEAD and the target branch
  • Running a ReadyForNightly build against the merge commit
  • When it passes, fast-forward the target branch to this merge commit (i.e. merge the PR)

The merge commit is called a pre-tested commit, which means that it fully tests the integration
of your branch HEAD and latest master, instead of only testing your branch HEAD.

@bot-gradle cancel

• cancel a running pre-tested commit build or remove it from queue

@bot-gradle clean

• clear the conversation history

@bot-gradle help

• display this message

To run a command, simply submit a comment. For detailed instructions see here.

@bot-gradle test and merge

OK, I've already triggered a build for you.