Upgrade to GitHub-native Dependabot #18868
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I am a bit confused by the fact that some dependencies are listed there? Are those versions we narrowed down dependabot right now? |
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I think they are version upgrades we have previously refused, although I don't see where the gitpython limits come from. The azure failure is due to a pip upgrade that has apparently shown up as the new default, I put up a PR to fix it. |
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Dependabot Preview will be shut down on August 3rd, 2021. In order to keep getting Dependabot updates, please merge this PR and migrate to GitHub-native Dependabot before then.
Dependabot has been fully integrated into GitHub, so you no longer have to install and manage a separate app. This pull request updates your config file to the new syntax. When merged, we'll swap out
dependabot-preview(me) for a newdependabotapp, and you'll be all set!With this change, you'll now use the Dependabot page in GitHub, rather than the Dependabot dashboard, to monitor your version updates, and you'll configure Dependabot through the new config file rather than a UI.
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