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  • New Features
    • Introduced automated dependency management with Dependabot for Python packages and GitHub Actions workflows.
    • Configured weekly updates to ensure the project remains current with minimal manual intervention.

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A new configuration file, .github/dependabot.yml, has been introduced to automate dependency updates in the project. This file supports two ecosystems: pip for Python packages and github-actions for GitHub workflows. It outlines update schedules, target branches, commit message formats, and categorizes dependencies, while designating a user for management.

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.github/dependabot.yml Added configuration for pip and github-actions ecosystems, including update settings, milestones, and assignee.

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A new label is needed to clarify pull requests (67)

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1-5: Well-documented introduction.

The comments at the beginning of the file provide a clear explanation and useful links to the documentation. This is helpful for maintaining and understanding the Dependabot configuration.


51-69: Configuration for GitHub Actions is appropriate.

The Dependabot configuration for GitHub Actions is well-defined and appropriate. The settings are consistent with those for the pip ecosystem, which helps maintain uniformity across configurations.

- Resolves issue #67 and others raised during code review.

Signed-off-by: Mr. Walls <[email protected]>
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🤦🏻 @coderabbitci Let's make a mental not to be extra careful with yaml's double space indent style (those ending in ".yml") in the future. The odd number of indenting spaces should have been a huge hint that it was a syntax error.

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@reactive-firewall reactive-firewall merged commit 7b9c177 into master Sep 6, 2024
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…#66 -)

* master:
  [CI] Create dependabot.yml for version updating (#66)

**WARNING:** UNSTABLE COMMIT
  🙉 This commit is, (and all of Hotfix-114-C are,) broken but still required to unify the divergent branches. Pardon the kludge. 🙈

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