@agaroot/renovate-config
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This is a Renovate config commonly inherited by Agaroot products.
Use this setting to keep up with updates to the library and maintain high code quality.
Install the Renovate App in the repository.
Allow automatic merging of repositories to make Renovate auto-merge work.
Updates below the minor version will be merged automatically, so be sure to use branch protection rules accordingly.
Install the Approve App that automatically approves pull requests in the repository.
If merging a pull request requires the approval of two people, install an additional Approve2 App in the repository.
Add @agaroot to the extends property of the Renovate config.
{
"extends": [
"@agaroot"
]
}
If additional settings are required, modify the configuration accordingly.
Check the Renovate documentation for configuration details.
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome.
Feel free to check issues page if you want to contribute.
Copyright © 2020 AGAROOT TECHNOLOGIES.
This project is MIT licensed.
1.0.0
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