Instead of having global limits as today, we should instead allow separate limits per-branch, and evaluate those limits per-branch instead. This means removing these global limit settings:
And instead passing the relevant limit like prBranchLimit and prConcurrentLimit through to the "is limit reached?" functions.
Ideally the point in our workers where these limits are evaluated is kept the same as today so that there is "less changes" and risk of breaking things. And so the change is that the limits are passed through rather than used globally.
Describe the proposed change(s).
Current, limit are calculated prior to branch execution: https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/blob/ed7b17acc9d03bc56bedccb7d39cff5b9c5c844d/lib/workers/repository/process/write.ts#L130-L138
And evaluated within branch execution such as https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/blob/ed7b17acc9d03bc56bedccb7d39cff5b9c5c844d/lib/workers/repository/update/branch/index.ts#L212-L224
Much of the logic is also inside https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/blob/main/lib/workers/repository/process/limits.ts
Instead of having global limits as today, we should instead allow separate limits per-branch, and evaluate those limits per-branch instead. This means removing these global limit settings:
And instead passing the relevant limit like
prBranchLimit
andprConcurrentLimit
through to the "is limit reached?" functions.Ideally the point in our workers where these limits are evaluated is kept the same as today so that there is "less changes" and risk of breaking things. And so the change is that the limits are passed through rather than used globally.
Note: commits will still be global