chore: update dependabot rules #27
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18-34: Love the grouping strategy! 🎯Really nice improvements here:
- Grouping minor and patch updates will definitely reduce PR noise
- The commit prefix and labels are perfectly aligned with conventional commits
- The security-updates scope is a great addition
Quick thought: Since we're focusing on security updates, would you consider adding
securityto the labels alongsideci? This could help prioritize these updates better! wdyt?labels: - ci + - security
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8-16: Consider the trade-offs of daily updates and increased PR limit
The changes look good overall! A few thoughts to consider:
- Daily updates provide better security but might create more noise. Have you considered using a schedule that targets specific days (e.g., Monday-Thursday) to manage the workflow better? wdyt?
- Increasing open PRs to 8 could potentially create more maintenance overhead. Would it make sense to keep it at 5 and use the new grouping feature (like we're doing for github-actions) to reduce the number of PRs? 🤔
The conventional commit prefix and labels are perfect! 👌
Let's check if we're consistent with other repos in the org:
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The daily updates and increased PR limit look good! 🎯
After checking the current configuration, I can see that the changes are well thought out! The daily security updates make perfect sense since this is the only Python package ecosystem in the repository. The increased PR limit (8) is reasonable too, as Python dependencies tend to have fewer transitive dependencies compared to other ecosystems, making them easier to review and manage.
I take back my earlier concerns - you've made solid choices here! The conventional commit prefix and labels are also perfectly aligned with the repository's practices. Keep up the great work! 👍
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8-16: Consider the update frequency and PR limit impactThe daily updates combined with a higher PR limit (8) might create more maintenance overhead. Would you consider keeping it weekly for non-security updates, or perhaps using a compromise like
interval: "weekly"withday: "monday"to have a predictable schedule? wdyt?schedule: - interval: daily + interval: weekly + day: monday
35-44: Consider using YAML anchors to reduce duplicationThe security updates configuration shares several properties with the version updates section. Would you like to reduce duplication using YAML anchors? Here's how we could do it:
version: 2 updates: + # Common github-actions configuration + _: &github_actions_common + open-pull-requests-limit: 5 + directory: "/" + commit-message: + prefix: "ci(deps): " + schedule: + interval: daily + labels: + - ci - package-ecosystem: github-actions applies-to: version-updates - open-pull-requests-limit: 5 - directory: "/" - commit-message: - prefix: "ci(deps): " - schedule: - interval: daily - labels: - - ci + <<: *github_actions_common groups: minor-and-patch: update-types: - patch - minor - package-ecosystem: github-actions applies-to: security-updates - open-pull-requests-limit: 5 - directory: "/" - commit-message: - prefix: "ci(deps): " - schedule: - interval: daily - labels: - - ci + <<: *github_actions_common
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18-33: Nice work on the github-actions configuration! 👍
The grouping strategy for minor and patch updates is a great way to reduce PR noise while maintaining granular control. The conventional commit format and clear labeling will help with changelog generation too!
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pipupdates from 5 to 8.github-actionsupdates, including new properties for better handling of security updates.