Add Renovate configuration #64
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WalkthroughThe Renovate configuration file was updated to change its base preset from "config:recommended" to "config:base". Several previous settings, including branch concurrency, semantic commits, commit prefixes, and reviewers, were removed. A new package rule groups all minor and patch updates under a single group named "all non-major dependencies" with a slug "all-minor-patch". The label for dependency updates was simplified to "dependencies". Renovate is now scheduled to run every weekend, and Python support was explicitly enabled. The file formatting was standardised to use double quotes consistently, and the final newline was removed. Changes
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1-19: Consider adding these useful Renovate features in the futureThe current configuration is a good starting point. For future iterations, you might want to consider these helpful Renovate features:
- Automerge for trivial updates:
"automerge": true, "automergeType": "branch", "major": { "automerge": false }
- Prioritize vulnerability fixes:
"vulnerabilityAlerts": { "labels": ["security"], "assignees": ["@team-member"] }
- Define the dependency pinning strategy for Python:
"python": { "enabled": true, "rangeStrategy": "pin" }
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2-5: LGTM: Base configuration looks goodThe schema reference is correct, and extending the
config:basepreset is appropriate for a minimal starting configuration. This provides basic defaults while allowing for custom rules.
6-13: Good approach to group minor and patch updatesGrouping all non-major dependency updates into a single PR will reduce noise and simplify maintenance. The rule is well-configured to match all packages but only for minor and patch versions, which typically don't introduce breaking changes.
14-14: LGTM: Simple label for dependency PRsUsing the simple "dependencies" label is a good choice for filtering and identifying Renovate PRs in your GitHub repository.
15-15: LGTM: Weekend scheduling reduces weekday disruptionsRunning dependency updates on weekends is a good practice as it reduces interruptions during the work week and gives developers time to review updates at the beginning of the week.
16-18: LGTM: Python support explicitly enabledExplicitly enabling Python support ensures Renovate will correctly manage Python dependencies, which aligns perfectly with the PR objective.
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6-13: Grouping rule is correct but consider future major-upgrade handling.
matchPackagePatterns: ["*"]+matchUpdateTypes: ["minor", "patch"]will group every non-major update into a single PR. That keeps noise low, but it also makes bisecting regressions harder when many libraries bump at once. You might want to cap the group size or introduce language-specific grouping later.
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2-5: Switching toconfig:baselooks fine.
The lighter base preset keeps core defaults while allowing project-specific rules – no functional issues spotted.
15-15: Weekend-only schedule could delay critical security patches.
If a high-severity CVE lands mid-week, Renovate will wait until the next weekend to open a fix PR. Evaluate the risk profile of your project; consider adding an additional weekday run (e.g."every weekend, on wednesday") or enabling Renovate’s built-in “dependencyDashboard” to surface urgent updates immediately.
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