Configure Dependabot to update all RubyGems #2382
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By default Dependabot only monitors direct dependencies (those specified in the Gemfile) for updates. It appears to use `bundle update <dependency>` under the hood, which means that a Dependabot PR to update <dependency> can also include updates to sub-dependencies. This makes it harder to review because the PR will only include the Changelog of <dependency> and not of the sub-dependencies. My hope is that by configuring Dependabot to monitor direct and indirect (sub) dependencies[1] we'll end up with more, smaller/easier to review, PRs. [1]: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/dependabot-version-updates/configuration-options-for-the-dependabot.yml-file#allow
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By default Dependabot only monitors direct dependencies (those specified in the Gemfile) for updates. It appears to use `bundle update <dependency>` under the hood, which means that a Dependabot PR to update <dependency> can also include updates to sub-dependencies. This makes it harder to review because the PR will only include the Changelog of <dependency> and not of the sub-dependencies. My hope is that by configuring Dependabot to monitor direct and indirect (sub) dependencies[1] we'll end up with more, smaller/easier to review, PRs. I think the same change[2] has been working reasonably well in Signon and thought it was worth bringing authenticating-proxy into line. [1]: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/dependabot-version-updates/configuration-options-for-the-dependabot.yml-file#allow [2]: alphagov/signon#2382
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By default Dependabot only monitors direct dependencies (those specified in the Gemfile) for updates. It appears to use `bundle update <dependency>` under the hood, which means that a Dependabot PR to update <dependency> can also include updates to sub-dependencies. This makes it harder to review because the PR will only include the Changelog of <dependency> and not of the sub-dependencies. My hope is that by configuring Dependabot to monitor direct and indirect (sub) dependencies[1] we'll end up with more, smaller/easier to review, PRs. I think the same change[2] has been working reasonably well in Signon and thought it was worth bringing gds-sso into line. [1]: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/dependabot-version-updates/configuration-options-for-the-dependabot.yml-file#allow [2]: alphagov/signon#2382
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By default Dependabot only monitors direct dependencies (those specified in the Gemfile) for updates. It appears to use
bundle update <dependency>under the hood, which means that a Dependabot PR to update <dependency> can also include updates to sub-dependencies. This makes it harder to review because the PR will only include the Changelog of <dependency> and not of the sub-dependencies.My hope is that by configuring Dependabot to monitor direct and indirect (sub) dependencies1 we'll end up with more, smaller/easier to review, PRs.