Change schedule for dependabot #305
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This pull request modifies the Dependabot configuration to adjust its weekly update schedule. The primary goal is to shift the day on which dependency updates are checked, ensuring these automated tasks align more effectively with team workflows or preferred maintenance periods.
Highlights
- Dependabot Schedule Update: The Dependabot configuration has been updated to change the weekly scan day from Monday to Sunday for all package ecosystems (npm, GitHub Actions, and default).
- Time Removal from Schedule: The specific time (14:00) has been removed from the Dependabot schedule, allowing Dependabot to run at its default time on the specified day.
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Pull Request Overview
Changes the Dependabot schedule from Monday to Sunday for automated dependency updates across all package ecosystems in the repository.
- Updates the weekly schedule day from "monday" to "sunday" for all three package ecosystems
- Removes the specific time configuration (14:00) while maintaining the weekly interval and Asia/Tokyo timezone
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| schedule: | ||
| interval: "weekly" | ||
| day: "monday" | ||
| time: "14:00" | ||
| day: "sunday" | ||
| timezone: "Asia/Tokyo" |
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The time field has been removed from all package ecosystem schedules. Without specifying a time, Dependabot will run at a random time during the day, which may lead to unpredictable PR creation timing. Consider adding back a specific time like time: '14:00' for consistent scheduling.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the Dependabot schedule to run on Sundays instead of Mondays. A key change is the removal of the specific run time, which will cause Dependabot to execute at a random time on Sunday. My review comments highlight this change and provide suggestions to restore the specific run time, in case its removal was unintentional.
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| interval: "weekly" | |||
| day: "monday" | |||
| time: "14:00" | |||
| day: "sunday" | |||
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By removing the time key for the gomod package ecosystem, Dependabot will now run at a random time on Sunday. If you want to maintain the specific run time of 14:00, please re-add the time key. If running at a random time is intended, you can ignore this comment.
day: "sunday"
time: "14:00"| timezone: "Asia/Tokyo" | ||
| open-pull-requests-limit: 5 | ||
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| - package-ecosystem: "github-actions" | ||
| directory: "/actions/publish" | ||
| schedule: | ||
| interval: "weekly" | ||
| day: "monday" | ||
| time: "14:00" | ||
| day: "sunday" |
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By removing the time key for the github-actions package ecosystem, Dependabot will now run at a random time on Sunday. If you want to maintain the specific run time of 14:00, please re-add the time key. If running at a random time is intended, you can ignore this comment.
day: "sunday"
time: "14:00"| timezone: "Asia/Tokyo" | ||
| open-pull-requests-limit: 5 | ||
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| - package-ecosystem: "npm" | ||
| directory: "/" | ||
| schedule: | ||
| interval: "weekly" | ||
| day: "monday" | ||
| time: "14:00" | ||
| day: "sunday" |
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By removing the time key for the npm package ecosystem, Dependabot will now run at a random time on Sunday. If you want to maintain the specific run time of 14:00, please re-add the time key. If running at a random time is intended, you can ignore this comment.
day: "sunday"
time: "14:00"
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