Reusable Renovate config for Appium and Appium-adjacent projects

Modify your Renovate config file (renovate.json, etc.) to extend:

"github>appium/appium//renovate/default"

For example, a JSON config should contain:

{
  "extends": [
    "github>appium/appium//renovate/default"
  ]
}

If you already have a top-level extends, then append this to the list.

See the Renovate docs for more information on what does what.

Appium-the-project has many repos--not just this one! We found ourselves duplicating most of this config across packages, so here's a reusable config.

Appium extension authors--or anyone else--may use this config as well.

• config:js-app - everything gets pinned except peer deps (plus a bunch of other reasonable defaults)
• group:definitelyTyped - Groups all @types/* packages into one PR
• workarounds:typesNodeVersioning - @types/node tracks Node.js versions instead
• :automergeStableNonMajor - Automatically merges "patch" and "minor" updates for semver stable (>=1.0.0) packages (assuming they pass CI)
• :automergeDigest - Automatically merges "digest" updates (assuming they pass CI)
• :enableVulnerabilityAlerts - For "security" purposes
• :rebaseStalePrs - Renovate will automatically rebase its PRs
• :semanticCommits - Renovate will use semantic commit messages
• :semanticPrefixChore - Renovate's PRs have the chore prefix in its semantic commit message

• Do not upgrade to major versions of packages which have become ESM-only. Unfortunately this is an explicit deny-list.
• Groups (groups updates into single PR):
  • ESLint-related and @appium/eslint-config-appium
  • teen_process and its DT types
  • Appium-scoped (@appium) packages. This applies to other repos which depend on Appium, such as official drivers.

Note: The packages in the do-not-upgrade-majors list may or may not be used by Appium; the intent is to not remove anything from this list (unless they start publishing CJS again).

• Uses the parent directory for the commit scope if applicable; otherwise uses deps. The parent directory is typically only applicable in monorepos.

Apache-2.0