Dependabot Yarn changes

[esimkowitz]

Ungroups major updates, except for react, storybook, electron, docusaurus, and jotai

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the .github/dependabot.yml configuration file, focusing on refining dependency update management. The changes involve renaming existing dependency groups to more explicitly distinguish between patch and minor updates. This includes renaming groups like dev-dependencies to dev-dependencies-patch and creating corresponding -minor groups for various dependencies such as development, production, Storybook, Electron, Docusaurus, React, and Jotai.

The update strategy is adjusted to separate patch and minor updates into distinct groups, with each group now having a specific update type. Additionally, the exclusion patterns are updated to include *react-dom across all groups. These modifications aim to provide more granular control over dependency updates, allowing for more precise management of software dependencies.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.github/dependabot.yml (1)

Line range hint 1-140: Consider adding documentation about the dependency update strategy.

The configuration successfully implements the intended strategy of ungrouping major updates while maintaining grouped updates for specific packages. Consider adding a comment at the top of the file or updating the repository documentation to explain:

• The general strategy of separating patch and minor updates
• The special handling of major updates for specific packages (react, storybook, electron, docusaurus, and jotai)
• The reasoning behind these choices

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

.github/dependabot.yml (4)

11-34: LGTM! Development dependencies are now properly structured.

The separation of patch and minor updates into distinct groups improves granular control over dependency updates. The exclusion patterns are comprehensive and correctly include all specified packages.

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36-59: LGTM! Production dependencies follow the same structured approach.

The configuration maintains consistency with the development dependencies structure, ensuring uniform dependency management across the project.

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61-70: Verify if Storybook should maintain grouped major updates.

According to the PR objectives, Storybook is one of the exceptions that should maintain grouped major updates. The current configuration correctly keeps the major updates grouped while separating patch and minor updates.

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77-140: LGTM! Consistent configuration for excepted packages.

The configuration for Electron, Docusaurus, React, and Jotai follows a consistent pattern:

• Separates patch and minor updates into distinct groups
• Maintains grouped major updates as specified in the PR objectives
• Includes comprehensive patterns for related packages (especially for React with its types and DOM packages)