@jamietanna/renovate-one-off v0.1.0
Renovate One-Off Runner
A tool to perform one-off executions of Renovate, along-side regular operation of Renovate.
This makes it possible to have Renovate pre-existing in your repositories/organisations, but be able to roll out arbitrary changes alongside Renovate, instead of conflicting with each other.
Usage
Install the package with:
# to invoke with `npm exec renovate-one-off`
npm i @jamietanna/renovate-one-off
# to invoke with `renovate-one-off`
npm i -g @jamietanna/renovate-one-off
config.js
To run renovate-one-off
, you will need to have a config.js
in the directory you're executing from.
For instance, let's say that in Go, there's a package called github.com/<org>/grpc-models-go
and a Ruby gem called grpc-models
, and in v2.0.0 there's a required update that all repositories must update to, for some arbitrary reason.
To do this, we could prepare the following config.js
:
module.exports = {
// i.e.
platform: "github",
// if you pin to forks, for instance
includeForks: true,
// to only pin to certain package managers
enabledManagers: ["ruby", "gomod"],
packageRules: [
// make sure that everything but what we want to raise updates for is disabled
{
"matchPackagePatterns": [".*"],
"enabled": false
},
// for `grpc-models` the Ruby library, and github.com/<org>/grpc-models-go
{
"matchPackagePatterns": [".*grpc-models.*"],
"enabled": true,
"allowedVersions": ">=2.0.0"
},
]
};
A single repository
Running the following:
renovate-one-off --token $GITHUB_COM_TOKEN jamietanna/jamietanna
Will look through the repository, and raise any relevant changes expected for that repository, according to the packageRules
defined.
Autodiscovery (with a filter)
Running the following:
renovate-one-off --token $GITHUB_COM_TOKEN --autodiscover --autodiscover-filter 'jamietanna/*'
Will process the Repositories jamietanna/jamietanna
, jamietanna/disARM
, applying the relevant changes.
License
As this is heavily modified code from Renovate itself, this project is licensed in the same was as Renovate - AGPL-3.0.
2 years ago