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chore(ci): reduce dependabot spam by splitting out updates #58

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  • New Features
    • Introduced daily updates for Rollkit dependencies, enhancing the frequency of minor and patch updates.
    • Established a new weekly update schedule for all other dependencies, including GitHub Actions and Gomod packages.
    • Implemented a grouping mechanism for patch and minor updates, improving organization and management of updates.

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The changes in this pull request modify the .github/dependabot.yml configuration file to enhance dependency management. It introduces daily updates for specific Rollkit dependencies, allows for grouping of patch and minor updates, and establishes a new weekly update schedule for all other dependencies, including GitHub Actions and Gomod packages. The overall structure of the configuration is updated to support these changes.

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File Change Summary
.github/dependabot.yml - Added daily updates for rollkit/* and github.com/rollkit/* dependencies.
- Established weekly updates for GitHub Actions and Gomod packages.
- Updated grouping to include minor updates under patch-updates.

Possibly related PRs

  • chore(ci): add semantic pr and release #54: The changes in this PR enhance the CI process, which may indirectly relate to the management of dependencies and updates as configured in the main PR's .github/dependabot.yml.

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  • tuxcanfly
  • Manav-Aggarwal
  • tzdybal

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🐇 In the garden where updates bloom,
Daily and weekly, we clear the gloom.
Rollkit dances, patches in line,
With groups of goodness, all will be fine!
Dependencies managed, a joyful cheer,
Hopping along, we’ve nothing to fear! 🌼


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
.github/dependabot.yml (3)

19-33: LGTM: Rollkit-specific Gomod updates are well-configured.

This section effectively implements daily updates for Rollkit-specific Gomod dependencies, consistent with the GitHub Actions configuration. The grouping strategy for patch and minor updates aligns well with the PR objectives.

Consider combining the common configuration for both Rollkit-specific sections (GitHub Actions and Gomod) to reduce redundancy. For example:

updates:
  # Rollkit specific updates
  - package-ecosystem: 
    - github-actions
    - gomod
    directory: "/"
    schedule:
      interval: daily
    allow:
      - dependency-name: "rollkit/*"
      - dependency-name: "github.com/rollkit/*"
    labels:
      - T:dependencies
    groups:
      patch-updates:
        applies-to: version-updates
        update-types:
          - "patch"
          - "minor"

This suggestion is optional and aims to improve maintainability.


34-47: LGTM: Weekly GitHub Actions updates for other dependencies are well-configured.

This section implements weekly updates for non-Rollkit GitHub Actions dependencies, which aligns with the PR objective of reducing Dependabot spam. The open pull requests limit of 10 provides good control over the update process.

Consider grouping minor updates along with patch updates for non-Rollkit dependencies as well. This could further reduce the number of PRs and notifications. If you decide to do this, you could modify the configuration as follows:

groups:
  patch-updates:
    applies-to: version-updates
    update-types:
      - "patch"
      - "minor"

This change would make the grouping consistent with the Rollkit-specific sections. However, this is optional and depends on your team's preference for handling minor updates for non-Rollkit dependencies.


Line range hint 48-61: LGTM: Weekly Gomod updates for other dependencies are well-configured.

This section implements weekly updates for non-Rollkit Gomod dependencies, consistent with the GitHub Actions configuration for non-Rollkit dependencies. The open pull requests limit and grouping strategy align well with the PR objectives.

Consider combining the common configuration for both non-Rollkit sections (GitHub Actions and Gomod) to reduce redundancy, similar to the suggestion for Rollkit-specific sections. For example:

# All other dependencies
# Trigger weekly, group patch updates
- package-ecosystem:
  - github-actions
  - gomod
  directory: "/"
  schedule:
    interval: weekly
  open-pull-requests-limit: 10
  labels:
    - T:dependencies
  groups:
    patch-updates:
      applies-to: version-updates
      update-types:
        - "patch"

This suggestion is optional and aims to improve maintainability. If you decide to implement this, ensure that any ecosystem-specific configurations are preserved.

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.github/dependabot.yml (2)

3-18: LGTM: Rollkit-specific GitHub Actions updates are well-configured.

This section effectively implements daily updates for Rollkit-specific GitHub Actions dependencies, which aligns well with the PR objective of splitting out updates to reduce Dependabot spam. The grouping of patch and minor updates into a single PR is a good strategy to further minimize notifications.


Line range hint 1-61: Overall, excellent restructuring of Dependabot configuration to reduce spam.

The changes in this file effectively address the PR objective of reducing Dependabot spam by splitting out updates. Key improvements include:

  1. Daily updates for Rollkit-specific dependencies (both GitHub Actions and Gomod).
  2. Weekly updates for all other dependencies.
  3. Grouping of patch and minor updates for Rollkit dependencies, and patch updates for others.
  4. Setting open pull request limits for non-Rollkit dependencies.

These changes should significantly reduce the volume of Dependabot notifications while ensuring timely updates for critical dependencies. The structure is clear and maintainable, with consistent patterns across different package ecosystems.

Great job on implementing this strategy to manage dependency updates more efficiently!

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