renovate/readme.md
Rhys Arkins 701aaef972 Support yarn.lock maintenance (#105)
Closes #96 

* Improve yarn logs

* Add processYarnLock

* Update worker.js

* Update worker.js

* Fix and update docs

* Make Yarn Maintenance strings into templates
2017-04-13 22:39:46 +02:00

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renovate

Keep npm dependencies up-to-date

Why

  • Creates or updates Pull Requests for each dependency that needs updating
  • Discovers and processes all package.json files in repository (supports monorepo architecture)
  • Supports multiple major versions per-dependency at once
  • Configurable via file, environment, CLI, and package.json
  • Supports yarn.lock files
  • Supports GitHub and GitLab
  • Self-hosted

Install

$ npm install -g renovate

Authentication

You need to select a repository user for renovate to assume the identity of, and generate a Personal Access Token. It's recommended that you use a dedicated "bot" account for this to avoid user confusion.

You can find instructions for GitHub here (select "repo" permissions): https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use/

You can find instructions for GitLab here: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/README.html#personal-access-tokens

This token needs to be configured via file, environment variable, or CLI. See docs/configuration.md for details. The simplest way is to expose it as GITHUB_TOKEN or GITLAB_TOKEN.

Usage

$ node renovate --help

  Usage: renovate [options] [repositories...]

  Options:

    -h, --help                      output usage information
    --enabled [boolean]             Enable or disable renovate
    --onboarding [boolean]          Require a Configuration PR first
    --platform <string>             Platform type of repository
    --endpoint <string>             Custom endpoint to use
    --token <string>                Repository Auth Token
    --package-files <list>          Package file paths
    --dep-types <list>              Dependency types
    --ignore-deps <list>            Dependencies to ignore
    --ignore-future [boolean]       Ignore versions tagged as "future"
    --ignore-unstable [boolean]     Ignore versions with unstable semver
    --respect-latest [boolean]      Ignore versions newer than npm "latest" version
    --recreate-closed [boolean]     Recreate PRs even if same ones were closed previously
    --rebase-stale-prs [boolean]    Rebase stale PRs (GitHub only)
    --maintain-yarn-lock [boolean]  Keep yarn.lock updated in base branch (no monorepo support)
    --labels <list>                 Labels to add to Pull Request
    --assignees <list>              Assignees for Pull Request
    --reviewers <list>              Requested reviewers for Pull Requests (GitHub only)
    --pin-versions [boolean]        Convert ranged versions in package.json to pinned versions
    --log-level <string>            Logging level

  Examples:

    $ renovate --token abc123 singapore/lint-condo
    $ renovate --ignore-unstable=false --log-level verbose singapore/lint-condo
    $ renovate singapore/lint-condo singapore/package-test

Note: The first time you run renovate on a repository, it will not upgrade any dependencies. Instead, it will create a Pull Request (Merge Request if GitLab) called 'Configure Renovate' and commit a default renovate.json file to the repository. This PR can be close unmerged if the default settings are fine for you. Also, this behaviour can be disabled if you set the onboarding configuration option to false before running.

Deployment

See deployment docs for details.

Design Decisions

See design decisions doc for details.