Onboarding repos with selfhosted Forgejo and renovate running in Docker #36619
How are you running Renovate?Self-hosted Renovate If you're self-hosting Renovate, tell us which platform (GitHub, GitLab, etc) and which version of Renovate.Forgejo, renovate:latest (Docker) Please tell us more about your question or problemAfter two hours of documentation reading I'm stuck because I have no idea how to get renovate to create the onboarding pull request. The docs say just enable the repo, but seriously: how? What I got so far:
I read somewhere I would just have to put a file renovate.json to the repo renovate should act on and in the next run renovate would detect that file and create the onboarding PR, but this is where the docs end (I'm not even sure I got that from the docs, maybe it was some site on the internet). Tried with this json file in my repo, but it does not work: { }I found no example for the minimal necessary config file, let alone a step by step guide in the docs for this kind of setup. As a first time user the documentation is not helpful (enough) here. Please assist. Logs (if relevant)Logs |
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Note: your renovate-config-validator thinks this is fine, see … |
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Answering myself here after I got a hint from a colleague: you need to add the renovate bot account as a collaborator to your repo, and give it write access. After that the bot actually creates pull requests. 🥳 |
Answering myself here after I got a hint from a colleague: you need to add the renovate bot account as a collaborator to your repo, and give it write access. After that the bot actually creates pull requests. 🥳