dependabot: Use dependency-type: "all" #233
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This should mean we get dependency updates for indirect dependencies as well. There are a couple of caveats: * I've seen dependabot silently fail when the update is complicated (I believe because the PR grouping doesn't quite work as well as it should with this feature): In any case we can't 100% depend on this * It's not clear that we _really_ want to update everything as soon as new versions become available. That said, I think trying to stay up-to-date (or at least getting PRs for everything) is still a better strategy than relying on humans remembering to run pip-compile. Signed-off-by: Jussi Kukkonen <[email protected]>
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This should mean we get dependency updates for indirect dependencies as well. There are a couple of caveats:
That said, I think trying to stay up-to-date (or at least getting PRs for everything) and relying on selftest to find issues is still a better strategy than relying on humans remembering to run pip-compile.
Fixes #223 , I think