Closed jamesbraza closed 1 month ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding, that would not be something I would want. I want to see which dependency upgrades are going to cause a problem and require human intervention. The successful ones can just roll up quietly and merge en masse.
Also curious where you're using this from because as of right now this is undocumented/experimental.
Unless I'm misunderstanding, that would not be something I would want. I want to see which dependency upgrades are going to cause a problem and require human intervention. The successful ones can just roll up quietly and merge en masse.
Sounds good, makes sense. I will close this one out 👌
Also curious where you're using this
Repos at FutureHouse like https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa (and private repos we'll make public soon). I want to use this GitHub Action to combine:
pre-commit autoupdate
s
In my repo, I have CI that gets run and PR merge requires unit tests to pass. Let's say a particular dependency upgrade breaks CI, so Renovate's automerge into
deps-branch
doesn't take place.In that case, what do you think of having this GitHub Action auto-close the failed PRs?