ci(dependabot): improve schedules #16803
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4-30: Consider weekly updates instead of daily for the root directoryFor a monorepo setup, daily updates can generate too many PRs and create noise. Since you've configured weekly updates for other sections, consider aligning this section with the same schedule for consistency.
schedule: - interval: daily + interval: weekly + day: 'monday' time: '04:00' timezone: 'Etc/UTC'
60-74: Consider grouping GitHub Actions updatesAdding a group configuration for GitHub Actions updates could help reduce PR noise by combining related updates.
commit-message: prefix: 'chore(ci)' open-pull-requests-limit: 2 + groups: + github-actions: + patterns: + - '*' + update-types: + - 'minor' + - 'patch'
4-114: Consider adding reviewer assignmentsTo streamline the review process, consider adding
reviewersconfiguration to each section. This ensures that appropriate team members are automatically assigned to review dependency updates.Example addition for each section:
reviewers: - "team-name" # Replace with actual team/username
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32-58: LGTM! Well-structured configuration for infrastructure dependencies
The weekly schedule, update grouping, and version constraints are appropriately configured for infrastructure dependencies.
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Very nice ❤️
Consider removing quotes when not necessary (docs)
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4-31: Consider using YAML anchors to reduce configuration duplicationThe configuration is well-structured with appropriate grouping, scheduling, and version constraints. However, since similar patterns are repeated across sections, consider using YAML anchors to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
Example refactor using YAML anchors:
version: 2 # Define common configurations as anchors x-common-schedule: &common-schedule interval: weekly timezone: Etc/UTC day: saturday x-common-labels: &common-labels - automerge - dependencies x-common-groups: &common-groups minor-patch-dependencies: patterns: - '*' update-types: - minor - patch x-common-ignore: &common-ignore - dependency-name: '*' update-types: ['version-update:semver-major'] updates: - package-ecosystem: npm directory: / schedule: <<: *common-schedule time: 02:00 labels: *common-labels commit-message: prefix: chore(deps) prefix-development: chore(deps-dev) open-pull-requests-limit: 2 groups: *common-groups ignore: *common-ignore versioning-strategy: increase
100-101: Consider using distinct commit message prefixesBoth the GitHub Actions npm dependencies and CI Scripts dependencies use the same prefix
chore(ci-deps). Consider using more specific prefixes to distinguish between them:# For GitHub Actions npm dependencies commit-message: - prefix: chore(ci-deps) + prefix: chore(ci-actions-deps) # For CI Scripts dependencies commit-message: - prefix: chore(ci-deps) + prefix: chore(ci-scripts-deps)Also applies to: 128-129
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61-87: Improved GitHub Actions configuration with proper version constraints
The changes successfully address previous review comments by adding proper grouping for minor/patch updates and ignoring major updates to prevent breaking changes.
8-11: Well-designed update schedule
The staggered timing for different dependency updates (02:00-06:00 UTC on Saturdays) is a good practice that helps:
- Prevent overwhelming CI resources
- Make it easier to debug if issues occur
- Provide a clear update window for the team
Also applies to: 37-39, 65-68, 93-96, 121-124
44-45: Verify the commit message prefix strategy
The development dependencies prefix chore(deps-infra) differs from the root configuration's chore(deps-dev). Ensure this distinction is intentional and documented.
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Different prefix for infrastructure dependencies is acceptable
The distinction between chore(deps-infra) for infrastructure dependencies and chore(deps-dev) for root development dependencies is acceptable. This separation helps clearly distinguish between infrastructure-specific dependency updates and general development dependencies, making the commit history more organized and easier to track. No documentation of this prefix strategy is strictly necessary as the prefixes are self-explanatory in the context of the dependabot configuration.
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* ci(dependabot): improve schedules * chore(deps): fix schedule * chore: better grouping --------- Co-authored-by: kodiakhq[bot] <49736102+kodiakhq[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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