My PR don't have the "approved-2" label

[axel584]

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Description

I make a PR : #5477
And 2 persons already approve it : emmrichard and rjNemo
but the bot didn't add the approved-2 label.

Futhermore, some PR have this label and aren't merge to the master branch : https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/pulls?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Apr+label%3Aapproved-2

I'm pretty sure that I forgot something to do, but I don't know what.

Thank you for your advice.

Operating System

Linux

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FastAPI Version

0.85.1

Python Version

3.10

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[iudeen]

You can just comment this at that PR itself, instead of creating another issue. We already have many issues, I would suggest you to close and discuss PR related stuff within the PR.

[axel584]

@iudeen : I understand, but If I add a comment in my PR, who will see it ? Only people who already aprove my PR.

I just want to know how the bot works to add the "approved-2" label.

[tiangolo]

Hey there! Yep, the label is added only to PRs that have the labels for "lang-all" and "awaiting review". You did nothing wrong, I just hadn't added those labels.

Thanks for help @iudeen !

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[axel584]

Thanks!

[tiangolo]

Thanks for coming back to close the issue! ☕

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