Automatically Upgrade Your Application Dependent Libraries using Renovate
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2024
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* Renovate Website: www.mend.io/renovate/
* Renovate Docs: docs.renovatebot.com/
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Thanks for the video. It is helpful. Can you also make video to explain how to make CI/CD pipeline using Github actions.
This video can be helpful czcams.com/video/qSMT3o48eI0/video.html
I will plan a more detailed video on Ci/CD using GitHub Actions soon.
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Do we have option to manually trigger it?
Like, when I am planning to upgrade libraries, then only I want to know which libraries has latest versions.
You can go to developer.mend.io/github/, select the repository and trigger Run Renovate Scan Action.
@@sivalabs Thanks.
For this kind of requirement, they should put a “never” schedule option. Where I want check manually when I want.
I guess not having "never" option makes sense because the whole point of using this tool is to proactively let us know there are upgrades.
Maybe you can use "schedule:yearly" and then trigger whenever you want.
Agree 👍.
Thanks a lot for the informative video and comment responses 😊
Sir im Not getting Configure Renovate PR
Same here. What did you do to control the rate limiting and other features, such as scheduling scan times?
@@sumit539 after creating renovate config file manually and waiting for a day I can see renovate dashboard in issues
Dependabot is better than this
What features dependabot offers which Renovate doesn't provide?
While it is ok to throw a blanket statement, put some reasoning or fact to it to show why your statement makes sense? Curious to know why Dependabot feels better for you.