SRVOCF-1043: disable major gomod updates in Renovate - #138
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/hold please add jira ticket 🙇 I even created a ticket for it -> https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/SRVOCF-1043 |
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Add a Renovate rule that turns off major version updates for gomod dependencies. Major Go module bumps frequently carry breaking API changes that need manual intervention, so auto-generated PRs for them add noise without being safely mergeable. Keeping minor and patch updates automated preserves the useful churn while dropping the parts that always require hands-on work. Issue SRVOCF-1043
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Add a Renovate rule that turns off major version updates for gomod dependencies. Major Go module bumps frequently carry breaking API changes that need manual intervention, so auto-generated PRs for them add noise without being safely mergeable. Keeping minor and patch updates automated preserves the useful churn while dropping the parts that always require hands-on work.
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