Rule: backport to release/protocol/v0.3.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/v0.3.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/indexer/v1.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/indexer/v1.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/protocol/v1.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/protocol/v1.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/protocol/v2.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/protocol/v2.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/indexer/v3.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/indexer/v3.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/protocol/v3.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/protocol/v3.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/indexer/v4.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/indexer/v4.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

Rule: backport to release/protocol/v4.x branch (backport)

• base=main
• label=backport/protocol/v4.x
• merged [📌 backport requirement]

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