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Summary of Changes:
This PR updates the Renovate configuration to align with recommended practices and improve dependency management.

  1. Configuration Update:

    • Switched to config:recommended for better defaults.
    • Enabled semanticCommits and updated rangeStrategy to bump.
  2. Vulnerability Alerts:

    • Consolidated the configuration for vulnerability alerts.
  3. Package Rules:

    • Added rules for rust and docker categories:
      • Rust: Enables updates for dependencies.
      • Docker: Enables updates and pins digests.
  4. Removed Redundant Configurations:

    • Deprecated fields for docker, rust, and individual vulnerability alerts.

Impact:

  • Ensures Renovate follows the latest best practices.
  • Simplifies configuration management.
  • Improves dependency updates for rust and docker, ensuring security and stability.

@Teebor-Choka Teebor-Choka added this to the 3.0.0 milestone Apr 13, 2025
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The changes update the Renovate configuration in .github/renovate.json. The configuration now extends from "config:recommended" instead of "config:base". Individual settings for Docker and Rust—as well as the detailed vulnerability alerts—have been removed and replaced by a consolidated packageRules array. This array defines rules to enable Rust updates and to enable Docker updates with digest pinning. The existing rangeStrategy setting remains unchanged.

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.github/renovate.json Updated "extends" from config:base to config:recommended; removed separate Docker, Rust, and vulnerabilityAlerts configurations; added packageRules for Rust (enabled) and Docker (enabled with digest pinning); preserved rangeStrategy.

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6-6: Extends Configuration Update
The upgrade from "config:base" (presumably the old configuration) to "config:recommended" aligns with Renovate’s best practices by providing a more comprehensive set of defaults.


9-9: Simplified Vulnerability Alerts
The vulnerability alerts configuration is now concise, ensuring alerts remain enabled without additional complex settings. This simplification helps in reducing configuration noise while maintaining security checks.


11-11: Range Strategy Confirmation
The "rangeStrategy": "bump" setting remains unchanged, which suggests that version updating behavior will continue as before.


12-15: Consolidated Package Rules
The new "packageRules" array consolidates update rules for Rust and Docker:

  • For Rust: It ensures updates are enabled.
  • For Docker: It not only enables updates but also requires digest pinning.

These changes help in modularizing and clarifying update policies; please verify that they meet your intended update workflow.


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@Teebor-Choka Teebor-Choka force-pushed the kauki/renovate/update-configuration branch from b815618 to 6d70e97 Compare April 13, 2025 21:12
@Teebor-Choka Teebor-Choka marked this pull request as ready for review April 13, 2025 21:12
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The configuration was auto generated from our previous ones using the cli tool to validate the renovate config to replace the obsolete parts.

@Teebor-Choka Teebor-Choka merged commit a83bb7e into master Apr 14, 2025
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