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The Chrome Extension now tells you why a PR left the queue, lets you put it back in one click, and cleans up GitHub’s merge box. Two changes shipped in version 0.8.0:
  • Resubmit after a failure or cancellation. When a PR fails its checks or gets cancelled out of the queue, the panel now shows a structured terminal state instead of a generic “Add to Merge Queue” fallback. A Failed PR lists which required checks did not pass, with links to each run log. A Cancelled PR shows who removed it, when that information is available. Both show a Resubmit button that re-enqueues the PR without leaving the GitHub PR page. A new Waiting to Batch state also appears when batching is accumulating PRs before testing begins. See Resubmit after failure or cancellation.
  • Configurable row hiding. The popup Settings now has a Hide rows card with three opt-out toggles: hide GitHub’s “Merging is blocked” status row, hide the informational “branch out of date” conflicts row (actionable conflicts always stay visible), and hide the Trunk bot’s merge-queue prompt comments. All default to on and save per browser profile. See Configuring row hiding.
The Hide rows settings card in the Trunk extension popup, with toggles for Merging is blocked, Branch out of date, and Trunk (bot) GitHub Comments Plus bug fixes. Read the docs to learn more.