Right now, if you use the "Require a minimum of n successful build(s)" if any build fails then you can't merge without a new commit. This doesn't work for us as we have a system test as part of the build process and if another component (in a different repository) is failing this causes the build to fail. If that other component is fixed and the build is rerun in the repo that didn't actually have anything wrong with it the build succeeds. But if we set the "Require a minimum of n successful build(s)" we still can't merge.

Simply adding an option where I can set the "Require the last build to succeed" fixes this problem.

Without this I can't control blocking a merge on a repo that is currently failing. Not a good part of my CI/CD.