Summary
The repository has no automated dependency update tool configured (Dependabot or Renovate). With 12 direct dependencies and 30+ indirect dependencies in go.mod, stale dependencies accumulate silently — security patches, bug fixes, and compatibility updates go unnoticed until someone manually runs go get -u.
Impact
- Security: Vulnerable transitive dependencies may go unpatched for weeks or months.
- Maintenance burden: Manual dependency updates are easy to forget and tedious to batch.
- CI drift: Go toolchain and GitHub Actions versions can fall behind without automated PRs.
Recommended Fix
Add a .github/dependabot.yml with at minimum:
version: 2
updates:
- package-ecosystem: gomod
directory: /
schedule:
interval: weekly
labels:
- dependencies
- package-ecosystem: github-actions
directory: /
schedule:
interval: weekly
labels:
- dependencies
Alternatively, configure Renovate if more granular control is desired (grouping, auto-merge for patches, etc.).
Current State
- go.mod lists 12 direct and 30+ indirect Go modules.
- .github/workflows/ has 3 workflow files referencing GitHub Actions by SHA — good practice, but no automation to bump those SHAs.
- The web/ directory uses npm but also lacks dependency automation.
Summary
The repository has no automated dependency update tool configured (Dependabot or Renovate). With 12 direct dependencies and 30+ indirect dependencies in go.mod, stale dependencies accumulate silently — security patches, bug fixes, and compatibility updates go unnoticed until someone manually runs go get -u.
Impact
Recommended Fix
Add a .github/dependabot.yml with at minimum:
Alternatively, configure Renovate if more granular control is desired (grouping, auto-merge for patches, etc.).
Current State