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Question: What config file to use #962
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Following up on the above, it looks like |
Sorry for the confusion. GitHub-native Dependabot uses the The pre-acquisition version of Dependabot (which you manage on Dependabot.com) uses the I'll get a clarifying note posted on this page https://dependabot.com/docs/config-file/ to help reduce confusion. Thanks for raising this issue. |
The new config is much-improved, so THANK YOU! Related: is |
@patcon glad you like it!
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Thanks for quick reply! Might be worth mentioning somewhere prominent in README during the launch of native functionality -- people can get a bit reactive (and fall away from being their best selves) when they worry about FOSS things getting shuffled away <3 |
Is the legacy version of Dependabot more powerful than the GitHub-native version? It looks like I can't specify |
My impression was that v2 was more expansive in scope. But no specific insight on automerged. There is some merge style config that I didn't use |
@hbergren good question! Unfortunately, we made the decision not to bring auto-merge functionality forward to GitHub-native Dependabot. Full reasoning for that is here: dependabot/dependabot-core#1823 (comment) |
I'm going to close this issue as I believe the original question (which config file to use) is answered (and we've also updated https://dependabot.com/docs/config-file/ with a note to help disambiguate in the future). Please re-open if the question isn't answered or feel free to open another issue for other questions. |
The Dependabot website says I should use a
.dependabot/config.yml
to configure Dependabot.However, Github documentation says I should use a
.github/dependabot.yml
file for configuration.Which of these is correct? Both? Is one deprecated?
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