chore(dependabot): grouped dependency updates #5923
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Signed-off-by: Dwi Siswanto <git@dw1.io>
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Re-enable Docker dependency updates to maintain security of container images
The project actively uses Docker with a multi-stage build process that depends on multiple base images:
golang:1.21-alpinefor buildingalpine:3.18.6for the final imageSince these base images are crucial for the application's security and stability, Dependabot's Docker updates should be enabled to automatically track and update them with security patches and bug fixes.
- Uncomment the Docker configuration in
.github/dependabot.ymlto restore automated dependency updates- This will help maintain the security of both the build environment and the production container
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34-45: Verify intention to disable Docker dependency updates.The Docker dependency updates configuration has been commented out. If the project uses Docker, consider keeping these updates enabled to ensure container base images stay updated with security patches.
Let's check if Docker is actively used in the project:
Let me check the contents of the Dockerfile to understand its usage and determine if Docker dependency updates are necessary.
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.github/dependabot.yml (1)
19-32: Consider more granular action grouping patterns.While the configuration is functional, grouping all actions together (
patterns: ["*"]) might lead to overly large update PRs with potentially unrelated changes. Consider grouping actions by their purpose (e.g., CI, security, deployment).Example refinement:
groups: - workflows: - patterns: ["*"] - exclude-patterns: ["projectdiscovery/actions/*"] + ci-actions: + patterns: + - "actions/checkout@*" + - "actions/setup-go@*" + - "actions/cache@*" + security-actions: + patterns: + - "github/codeql-action@*" + - "step-security/*"
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Line range hint 1-32: Well-structured configuration with consistent patterns.
The configuration demonstrates good practices:
- Consistent commit message prefixes and scoping
- Proper branch targeting
- Uniform maintenance labels
- Clear grouping strategy
13-17: LGTM! Verify coverage of projectdiscovery dependencies.
The grouping configuration for Go modules looks good and will help reduce PR noise. The pattern github.com/projectdiscovery/* correctly targets internal dependencies.
Let's verify that all projectdiscovery dependencies are covered by this pattern:
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✅ Pattern correctly covers all projectdiscovery dependencies
The pattern github.com/projectdiscovery/* in the Dependabot configuration will successfully cover all projectdiscovery dependencies found in go.mod. The verification shows 33 projectdiscovery packages that will be grouped together for updates, including both direct and indirect dependencies.
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