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[TESTS] prototype config for dependabot Signed-off-by: Mr. Walls <reactive-firewall@users.noreply.github.com> ### ChangeLog: Changes in file .github/dependabot.yml: Unknown Changes
WalkthroughThis change introduces a new Dependabot configuration file, Changes
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6-62: Review of the new Dependabot configuration fileThe configuration file for Dependabot is well-structured and covers a comprehensive range of settings. Here are some specific observations and suggestions:
Target Branch Consistency:
Both configurations target the "master" branch (lines 11 and 47). Ensure that "master" is the main branch of your repository. If "main" is used instead, this needs correction.Label Usage:
The labels "Configs" and "Duplicate" are used in both configurations (lines 15, 16, 51, 52). The label "Duplicate" might be misleading unless it's intended for a specific workflow in your project. Consider renaming it if its purpose isn't clear.Commit Message Prefixes:
Different prefixes are used for pip and GitHub Actions updates ("[HOTFIX]" and "[UPDATE]", lines 39 and 58). Ensure that these prefixes align with your project's commit message conventions. "[HOTFIX]" usually implies urgent fixes, so it might not be appropriate for regular dependency updates.Scheduling:
Both updates are scheduled weekly on Tuesday (lines 42-43, 60-62). This is consistent and should work well if it aligns with your team's workflow.Exclusion Patterns:
The exclusion of "setuptools*" in development dependencies (line 26) while explicitly allowing "setuptools" in production (line 28) is a good practice if it matches your project's dependency management strategy.Assignees:
The user "reactive-firewall" is assigned to handle the pull requests generated by Dependabot (lines 37, 56). Confirm that this user is prepared to manage these updates.Overall, the setup is robust but requires validation of branch names, label meanings, and commit message conventions to ensure they align with your project's standards and practices.
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[TESTS] prototype config for dependabot
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