Bump tsd from 0.30.2 to 0.30.3

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Bumps tsd from 0.30.2 to 0.30.3.

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v0.30.3

• Add code 2561 to known errors (#205) 6896a11

tsdjs/tsd@v0.30.2...v0.30.3

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• bb28db1 0.30.3
• 6896a11 Add code 2561 to known errors (#205)
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[dcousens]

@jonkoops can we reduce this to

• at most one weekly lockfile update
• majors as they appear

[jonkoops]

at most one weekly lockfile update

The lockfile needs to be updated whenever dependencies are updated, so I am not sure what you mean here. I can configure Dependabot to only run updates once a week, if that is what you prefer.

majors as they appear

So you want to always create PRs for major versions? It's possible, I think by specifying a separate range, but we might as well do it once a week, should be no harm in that.

Personally, I don't particularly care, I'll just merge them as they come along, but let me know what you prefer.

[dcousens]

The lockfile needs to be updated whenever dependencies are updated, so I am not sure what you mean here.

Yes, but the reverse isn't true. Dependency version ranges don't need to be updated for the lock file to be updated.
Renovate refers to this as lockFileMaintenance, an example configuration I use in other projects.

The end result is, you only need additional pull requests for major version changes, as minor version changes are captured when you update your lock file, assuming you used a ^ or > anyway.

This results in - what should be non-breaking changes - accumulated in one pull request, and breaking changes ready to review in separate pull requests.

[jonkoops]

Yes, but the reverse isn't true. Dependency version ranges don't need to be updated for the lock file to be updated. Renovate refers to this as lockFileMaintenance, an example configuration I use in other projects.

Ahh, yeah that makes sense indeed. It's always good to regenerate the lockfile every once and a while. Unfortunately, I don't believe Dependabot has this functionality, it can be configured to only update the lockfile for the dependencies listed in the package, but it will not update other dependencies in the lockfile.

Personally, I also prefer Renovate, but it requires admin access to add it to the repository, so I just went the path of least resistance and configured Dependabot instead. If you, or @JedWatson can install the Renovate app, we can use it instead.

The end result is, you only need additional pull requests for major version changes, as minor version changes are captured when you update your lock file, assuming you used a ^ or > anyway.

Yeah this is true. I like having both the lockfile and the package be on the latest versions (even if it's a range), hence I configured Dependabot to bump both versions. Either way, this is just a personal preference, and has no functional impact.

If you like we can set up Renovate in a similar manner as your example configuration.