Approving a Merge Request shows as "Opened a Merge Request" in the Activity-Tab

Summary

The Action of approving a Merge Request is shown as "Opened a Merge Request" in the Activity-Tab of the corresponding project.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Create a new branch with some changes
  2. Create a Merge Request with this branch
  3. Approve the Merge Request
  4. Change to the Activity-Tab, it will show two events of type "opened merge request ! "" "

Example Project

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What is the current bug behavior?

A wrong event is shown in the Activity-Tab.

What is the expected correct behavior?

The event should state that the person approved the merge request, not opened it.

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