This feature enables signing of git commits on GitHub. To achieve this, Renovate must be configured with a gitPrivateKey in format supported by openpgp. There must also be a gitAuthor configured to enable this feature.
Closes#897
This PR adds the capability to specify a custom author for git commits on GitHub. Setting this field will mean GitHub uses this value for author and commit instead of the token’s identity. For instance if you are running hosted mode you may set the gitAuthor to “Renovate Bot <bot@renovate.com>” to have commits appear as coming from the renovate-bot account.
This PR adds support for bazel WORKSPACE package files, as suggested https://github.com/alexeagle/angular-bazel-example/issues/17#issuecomment-349167982
Renovate will:
1. Detect `WORKSPACE` files anywhere in the repository
2. Look for all `git_repository()` sections in the file
3. Extract any dependencies with name, remote and tag values
4. Look up any dependencies that (a) have a github https remote, and (b) a valid semver as tag
5. Update the tag to the latest available
This PR adds support for renovating the `node_js` versions in `.travis.yml` configuration files. Important notes:
- Functionality is disabled by default and hence opt-in via configuration
- Added a new manager type `node` because it is anticipated to support more than just Travis in future, with mostly unified logic
- Added the config option "policy" with supported values: lts, active, current, lts_latest and lts_active
- Policy is actually an array, to allow additive combining, e.g. `["lts_latest", "current"]`
- Actual node versions are *hardcoded*. There is no perfect metadata source for this and they change infrequently enough that it is definitely not a problem for now (next change will be in April 2018)
- If node versions need updating, they are listed from newest to oldest
- Replacing function attempts to detect the indention (spacing) in file and use that
To enable, configure `node.enabled=true` and optionally `node.policy=["<policy>"]` if you want something other than `lts`.
Closes#1208
If we have in a package.json links to some local lib file:../path/to/folder
Then the local lib package.json will be copied to the tmp folder to be able to generate the right yarn lock file. This is not working with tgz files, only folder reference.
Closes#1215
With this PR, Renovate will default to raising only one major PR at a time. e.g. if you have Webpack 1.x then you will get only one major PR for webpack v3 and not also for v2. set multipleMajorPrs=true to get multiple.
Closes#1101
This adds a configuration option unstablePattern - used only by Docker currently - that can be used to define a regex patternt to identify “unstable” versions.
Closes#1035
99% of the time we should not Renovate forked repositories. Previously, we skipped onboarding them unless a renovate.json was present. However, that meant that if someone forked a repository where the source was using Renovate, then the fork gets renovated automatically too. After this change, forked repositories need to set renovateFork=true in their renovate.json
Closes#940
BREAKING CHANGE: Forked repositories now need to configure renovateFork=true in renovate.json
Renovate will now check ignorePaths values for either (a) a string match, or (b) glob pattern. e.g. a string of ‘node_modules/‘ will ignore ‘node_modules/foo/package.json’ and ‘backend/node_modules/foo/package.json’ but it will also ignore ‘not_node_modules/foo/package.json` too. Therefore a blog pattern of `**/node_modules/**` is superior.
Closes#1054
BREAKING CHANGE: ignorePaths now supports globs and may match more than before, but that’s probably a good thing.
By defaulting pinVersions to null, this allows Renover to autodetect on a per-package file basis. Users may still manually configure (override autodetection) pinning enabled or disabled via config.
Closes#589
BREAKING CHANGE: Renovate will no longer default to pinning versions - instead it will autodetect whether to pin, unless overrided.
This feature enables docker tag "upgrading". Examples:
- From `node:6` to `node:8`
- From `node:6.10` to `node:6.11`
- From `node:6.11.1` to `node:6.11.3`
- From `node:6.10-onbuild` to `node:6.11-onbuild`
Currently these are disabled by default so they are opt-in, you can enable them by setting e.g. `{ docker: { minor: { enabled: true }, major: { enabled: true }}`
Closes#930
