Weird extra merge request created #27792
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What would you like help with?I would like help with my configuration How are you running Renovate?Self-hosted If you're self-hosting Renovate, tell us which platform (GitHub, GitLab, etc) and which version of Renovate.Gitlab Please tell us more about your question or problemI have configured the renovate to merge all the upgrade into one pull request but the dependency "lodash" is always created individually. Posting the help here as I am not sure if this is a bug or there is something wrong with my configuration. Package.json Renovate configuration Logs (if relevant)Logs |
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rarkins
Mar 8, 2024
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You have placed your grouping rule in your config.js, which is not a good idea if you don't want it overridden. It's being overridden by repo config, which probably extends config:recommended. If you want config to take precedence over presets then the config needs to be in the repo config, not the bot config. The precedence is bot config < repo presets < repo config |
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There should be only one config though as I have set the requireConfig to ignored, where I cater a repository to keep the renovate config for all the projects. There should not be any config that got overwrite though. I have also tried adding some dependencies that are outdated to try to simulate to see if they will be created individually as another MR but it seems they are all merged into the group MR except for the package lodash |
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The lodash monorepo grouping is somehow part of your config. Provide the complete debug log because somehow you're missing it |
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@rarkins updated the logs |
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In future, please avoid leaving config out ("...") like this again: 
The reason for your problem was in the "..." you decided to leave out. It's this: This preset contains rules for monorepos, including lodash. Because it's set in |
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HonkingGoose
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@rarkins Apologies for the logs, sorry if I have understand wrongly from you. Currently I have set the requireConfig as false so there is no other config except the current config. I have also tried to set globalExtends but it is still not working. Also, where could I see what is inside of config:base configuration since it is a preset of configuration? |
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Here's what {
"extends": [
":dependencyDashboard",
":semanticPrefixFixDepsChoreOthers",
":ignoreModulesAndTests",
"group:monorepos",
"group:recommended",
"replacements:all",
"workarounds:all"
]
}https://docs.renovatebot.com/presets-config/#configrecommended |
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@HonkingGoose Thanks for the clarification. I couldn't understand why in the config:recommended the group:monorepos is there. Why was it under the config recommendation that monorepo should be group by themselves rather than together? |
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Monorepo packages usually must be updated together to function properly. For example: Most users will want to get the updates to monorepo packages in a single grouped PR from Renovate, so that's why it's in |
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In future, please avoid leaving config out ("...") like this again:
The reason for your problem was in the "..." you decided to leave out. It's this:
This preset contains rules for monorepos, including lodash. Because it's set in
extends, it's passed through as repo presets, and repo config takes precedence over admin config. If you want presets resolved as part of bot config, change that extends to globalExtends.