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Subject: Closing old PRs
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Hi all,

I've been going through trying to review open PRs today (long overdue, I
know) and I've noticed that there seem to be a lot of "open" PRs that have
actually been merged. Did we ever find a way to be able to close PRs
wihtout having to add a commit with the "Fixes #whatever" magic?

Paul

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