What does it do?
This repository is used to demonstrate the performance characteristics of a merge graph under different simulated loads. [1] It uses an mq tool to generate pull requests and enqueue them on a connected merge queue; the configuration file controls desired load, flake rate, and interdependence of those pull requests. [2] A supported use case is running a 30-minute merge queue simulation by triggering the PR Factory workflow. [3]
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