Code Red - GitLab Merge Warning

Name: Code Red - GitLab Merge Warning
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Alan

Styles GitLab merge buttons with red background, yellow text, and warning emojis to prevent accidental merges

As of June 2026, Code Red - GitLab Merge Warning has 4 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 2 reviews in the Developer Tools category.

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1.0.0

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History

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Tracking since Apr 17, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 17, 2026	4	5.00	2	1.0.0
Apr 22, 2026	4	5.00	2	1.0.0
Apr 27, 2026	3	5.00	2	1.0.0
May 5, 2026	4	5.00	2	1.0.0
May 10, 2026	5	5.00	2	1.0.0
May 16, 2026	—	5.00	2	1.0.0
Jun 4, 2026	3	5.00	2	1.0.0
Now	4	5.00	2	1.0.0

Permissions & access

Permissions: None declared
Host access: *://*.gitlab.com/*, *://gitlab.com/*, *://*/merge_requests/*

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About

# Code Red - GitLab Merge Warning

  Transform your GitLab merge button into an attention-grabbing safety feature! This extension changes the merge button from blue to red with yellow text and warning emojis
  (⚠️) to help prevent accidental merges.

  ## Features

  🔴 Red background instead of blue - impossible to miss
  💛 High-contrast yellow text for maximum visibility
  ⚠️ Warning emojis added before and after button text
  🎯 Works on GitLab.com and self-hosted instances
  🔄 Automatically detects dynamically loaded buttons
  📝 Preserves original button text (e.g., "Merge", "Merge immediately", "Merge when pipeline succeeds")

  ## Why Use This Extension?

  Accidental merges can cause problems in your development workflow. This simple visual enhancement makes the merge button impossible to ignore, giving you that extra moment
  to double-check before merging.

  ## Privacy & Safety

  ✅ No data collection
  ✅ No tracking or analytics
  ✅ No network requests
  ✅ Open source code
  ✅ Only modifies button appearance locally in your browser

  ## Perfect For

  - Developers who want extra caution before merging
  - Teams working on critical production code
  - Anyone who has accidentally merged a PR
  - Organizations enforcing careful code review practices

  Install now and never accidentally merge again!