Unfortunately only the PR submitter or the ASF infra team can close them. You can also push a commit to master and close it by using the "close #xxx" message.
On Sun, Dec 13, 2015 at 1:04 PM, Deron Eriksson <deroneriks...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Luciano and others, > > I just merged my first pull request from another user into SystemML. > Previously, before pushing to Apache master I've been doing a "commit > --amend" to add a "Closes #[PR-NUM]." to the end of the commit message so > as to let asfgit close the pull request. However, because of the sync > issues from Apache to GitHub (2 of my last 5 commits seemed to hang the > propagation), I decided to hold off on the "commit --amend" to try to keep > things as simple as possible to avoid any kind of sync issue. > > So, the PR merged cleanly and the update shows up on the SystemML project > on GitHub as expected. However, the PR is not closed because asfgit didn't > close it and I don't have permissions to close it. > > So, at this stage, does the user close the pull request, or is it possible > for me to have permissions to close the pull request? > > Thank you, > Deron >
