Enable Dependabot for Docker, NodeJS and GitHub Actions depencies #66
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AFAIK (and this was new to me) Dependabot is not active by default. This enables it for all dependencies here, so it scans and suggests updates. GitHub Actions is as far as I see not yet used, but well… easy enough to do that hehe soon…
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It's in the pipe, with automatic build of docker images to dockerhub. Thanks for your help! |
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AFAIK (and this was new to me) Dependabot is not active by default.
This enables it for all dependencies here, so it scans and suggests updates. See https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/working-with-dependabot
This is important to get security updates (especially to maintain your Docker images) and then to publish them. Because if you publish Docker images you are now responsible for all these dependencies and Linux stuff in the container to keep it up-to-date.
GitHub Actions is as far as I see not yet used, but well… easy enough to do that hehe soon…