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Investigate automated dependency management #140

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jeffpaul opened this issue Jun 26, 2018 · 7 comments
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Investigate automated dependency management #140

jeffpaul opened this issue Jun 26, 2018 · 7 comments
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Insofar as Tide has external dependencies, we should investigate automated dependency management to help reduce the burden of tracking those manually/ourselves.

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@jeffpaul jeffpaul added the task label Jun 28, 2018
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Per bugscrub today, we're moving this to Future Release.

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IDK about this. Some of our dependencies will make the sky fall if they get updated automagically.

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After some research, Renovate looks like a solid option. It's free for open source projects and heavily used by Google projects, so... let's do it.

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Not saying we should have the PRs get auto-merged, but have the PRs ready for our review/merge seems like its helpful.

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Blerg, looks like Renovate and Dependabot both require go.mod or dep to be used.

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Related, we closed prior issue #136 to update to dep, so we're probably not getting any automation help here though I'll continue to search for other options.

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Looks like we could mimic how others have migrated from glide to dep and just cross our fingers and give it a try?

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