Split dotnet major updates from the rest of nuget updates

[macco3k]

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I have the following configuration file. My expectation/wish is to run non-dotnet nuget and docker updates as their own PRs, and all major dotnet-related stuff as another PR. I assumed that matching by source url with a widlcard could work, but the last package rule seems to be completely ignored. What is the behaviour with overlapping rules? Or am I misinterpreting what I can do by matching by source url?

# https://docs.renovatebot.com/config-overview/
platform: "bitbucket"
onboarding: false
requireConfig: "optional"
baseBranches:
  - "main"
separateMajorMinor: true
prHourlyLimit: 5
packageRules:
  # Create separate PRs for docker updates
  - groupName: "(docker)"
    groupSlug: "docker"
    matchManagers:
      - "bitbucket-pipelines"
      - "docker-compose"
      - "dockerfile"
    matchPackageNames:
      - "*"
  # Create separate PRs for nuget updates
  - groupName: "(nuget deps)"
    groupSlug: "nuget"
    matchManagers:
      - "nuget"
    matchPackageNames:
      - "*"
    ignoreDeps:
      - FluentAssertions
  # Create separate PRs for dotnet-related updates.
  # This also includes packages published by the dotnet team, e.g., AspNetCore.
  # This needs to be last as the last matching rule wins in case of overlapping rules,
  # see https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/discussions/15796.
  - groupName: "(dotnet major updates)"
    groupSlug: "dotnet-major"
    matchUpdateTypes: major
    matchManagers:
      - "bitbucket-pipelines"
      - "docker-compose"
      - "dockerfile"
      - "nuget"
    matchSourceUrls: "https://github.com/dotnet/*"
    # Some packages are following AspNetCore, include them as well
    matchPackageNames:
      - Serilog.AspNetCore
enabledManagers:
  - "bitbucket-pipelines"
  - "docker-compose"
  - "dockerfile"
  - "nuget"
repositories:
  - "$BITBUCKET_REPO_FULL_NAME"

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[rarkins]

If multiple rules match, and have conflicting/different settings, then the last one will win.

You last rule looks wrong. It has multiple matching fields but ultimately if you match on only one package name then it won't match any others and the other rules are pointless

[macco3k]

Are matchers not additive? I don't know why I expected them to be evaluated as an OR rather than an AND. Is there a way to match either the url or the name?

[rarkins]

They are ANDed together. Use two rules for OR

[rarkins]

Or go advanced and write a single line match using matchJsonata

[macco3k]

Thanks I will try jsonata.

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