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Use dependabot to manage the dependencies defined in package.json and GitHub Actions workflows, so that we can proactively update versions. Outdated versions of third-party dependencies frequently have known security vulnerabilities with CVEs.
This pull request has been linked to Clubhouse Story #8931: Enable additional dependency tracking with dependabot. |
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Thanks for the contribution, @jawnsy! 🎉
In the past when I've used dependabot
to manage dependencies, it tends to be pretty noisy and can be overwhelming to keep up with.
Just took a look at the Security tab of our repo and it looks like we can set a lot of this up through there, including dependabot alerts.
Do you know the difference between using that vs adding this in like you've done?
bump @jawnsy |
I'm down to own these if that's helpful. |
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LGTM!
Use dependabot to manage the dependencies defined in package.json and
GitHub Actions workflows, so that we can proactively update versions.
Outdated versions of third-party dependencies frequently have known
security vulnerabilities with CVEs.