Release v5

Snow Leopard to v4

This release brings the following:

• fix: Commits now have proper subjects. It used to be that the subject
  line was missing, leaving '## Changelog for xxx' as the subject line.
  This lead to some really ugly changelogs. Thanks @nomeata and @pbogdan
• The validity of the GITHUB_TOKEN is now checked before any operation
  starts. This helps with debugging failed runs.

Release v4

A bag full of goodies.

This release brings the following:

• Labels: one can now attach labels to the created PRs
• fix: Issue links in the changelog now point to the right repository
• Generated branches now sport a customizable prefix
• Generated commit messages now sport a customizable prefix and a suffix
• Merge commits do not show up in the changelog by default (but you can
  turn then back on).

Release v3

The third time's the charm!

This release brings many improvements and some changes in the API:

• Builds are faster since fetching niv improved significantly due to
  nmattia/niv#205
• Builds are also faster as we don't install git and jq anymore (they
  are present on the image already)
• Use whitelist and blacklist to narrow down what needs to be installed
• Boolean looking inputs now use boolean values (false and true),
  instead of illogical empty string/any string distinction

Release v2

Fixes an annoying bug with hub pull-request invocation, where it would fail if there was no preceding checkout. Now we rely only on hub api calls to do our business.

Release v1

This release brings all the good features:

• Create update pull requests for each dependency. This action will avoid creating other pull requests for the same dependency until the branch for the dependency update is deleted.
• Allow skipping some dependencies
• Allow skipping dependencies behind SSH (as keys are not available to the Action)
• Allow skipping updates for dependencies that have a version (not git SHA) for the revision. That is, allow for tagged releases to stay so (until niv adds functionality for that).