Notify PR authors about repository migration - #6611
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Thanks for contributing to the ClickHouse documentation! We’ve moved documentation development to the main ClickHouse/ClickHouse repository. For future documentation changes, please open your pull request there, with changes under the docs/ directory. We’ll continue reviewing this pull request here during the transition, and it will be transferred as part of the migration. You don’t need to reopen it. See the documentation README for more information. |
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Summary
Mention the pull request author in the automated repository migration notice so GitHub sends an explicit mention notification and the notice is harder to overlook.
This follows the existing automated author-mention pattern in the trademark license agreement workflow.
Related: #6603
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