Pushing a "fixup" commit should not toggle the MR to draft
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When responding to MR reviewer suggestions, I'll frequently using "fixup" git commits (using the --fixup flag to the git commit command) to indicate that a commit is fixing a prior one. This make it obvious why a fix is occurring, and lets me use the --autosquash flag of the git rebase command to clean things up before merge.
However when I push these commits, GitLab marks the MR as "draft". Our team uses "draft" markers to indicate an MR is not suitable for review, which is the opposite of what I want in this case.
Changing the "draft" status of an MR based on the commit-message is surprising to me as a user. If GitLab does so, it shouldn't hijack commit-message-prefixes which are already used by the git tool for other purposes.
For future searches, the MR activity message was: <User> marked this merge request as draft from <commit sha> <time> minutes ago