🏗 Use correct suffix for renovate-approve bot
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rcebulko
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I believe this will fail |
Will rerun the check on this PR after ampproject/amp-github-apps#1287 has been deployed. Edit: Done. Logs here. |
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We use the
renovate-approveapp to auto-approve low-risk package upgrade PRs that have otherwise passed all other CI checks. In order to allow this, owners bot needs to be satisfied that the bot account is listed inreviewerPool.From looking at the review payload on GitHub, the
renovate-approveaccount shows up with a[bot]suffix. This PR adds that suffix to the entry inreviewerPoolso owners bot recognizes it.Partial fix for #33959