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Welcome to the Renovate hands-on tutorial.
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This tutorial is based on the Renovate GitHub App.
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This tutorial is based on the Mend Renovate App.
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You can also run Renovate as a CLI tool or a self-hosted application.
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> **Note**
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> Although this tutorial is based on the GitHub App, the concepts discussed apply to all environments.
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> Although this tutorial is based on the Mend Renovate App, the concepts discussed apply to all environments.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to configure Renovate and become familiar with some of the basic features.
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3. Getting to know Renovate’s update PRs
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4. Dependency Dashboard
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We will begin this tutorial with configuring and installing the Renovate app and an overview of the default settings and basic functionalities.
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We will begin this tutorial with configuring and installing the Mend Renovate App and an overview of the default settings and basic functionalities.
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Later, we will dive deeper into functional use-cases, advanced features, and `best practices` so you'll know how to leverage Renovate to its fullest.
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## Part 1 - Installation
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Let’s start by forking the tutorial repo to your account, installing the Renovate GitHub App, and configuring it to your repo.
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Let’s start by forking the tutorial repo to your account, installing the Mend Renovate App, and configuring it to your repo.
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1. Make sure you are logged in to GitHub.com
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1. Fork this repository. The tutorial instructions will be based on its contents.
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1. The following instructions are directed at those that don’t have Renovate installed:
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- Install the Renovate App to your account by navigating to the [Renovate App GitHub installation page](https://github.com/apps/renovate) and select Install:
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1. The following instructions are directed at those that don’t have the Mend Renovate App installed:
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- Install the Mend Renovate App to your account by navigating to the [the Mend Renovate App installation page](https://github.com/apps/renovate) and select Install:
1. You will reach an installation configuration page where you are asked to configure Repository Access.
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## Part 2 - Onboarding
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Now you have installed Renovate, we can begin onboarding.
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Now you have installed the Mend Renovate App, we can begin onboarding.
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Let’s review the concepts of the Onboarding PR and learn about Renovate’s initial settings.
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1. Merge this pull request
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>Note - Renovate is highly configurable and supports:
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> **Note**
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> Renovate is highly configurable and supports:
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>- On-demand PR creation.
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>- Automatic merging of PRs.
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>- Settings for specific dependencies/package managers.
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>- Scheduling.
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>- Grouping.
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>- On-demand PR creation.
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>- Automatic merging of PRs.
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>- Settings for specific dependencies/package managers.
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>- Scheduling.
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>- Grouping.
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> All the above and more will be discussed in future parts of the tutorial.
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Users can manually trigger the creation of dependency updates directly from the dashboard.
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You can also re-run the Renovate bot manually directly from the Dependency Dashboard by enabling the “Check this box to trigger a request Renovate to run again on this repository” option:
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You can also re-run Renovate manually from the Dependency Dashboard by enabling the “Check this box to trigger a request Renovate to run again on this repository” option:
Let’s dive into one of the Dependency Dashboard capabilities - **the Pending Approval feature**.
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Say we want to take extra measures before updating major versions of a package (either to reduce noise or to handle it more carefully).
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Renovate offers an option to prevent automatic creation of major version update PRs and create such PRs only upon manual request from the Dependency Dashboard.
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Renovate offers an option to prevent automatic creation of major version update PRs and create such PRs only upon manual request from the Dependency Dashboard.
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In the Dependency Dashboard, under the `Rate Limited` section, the `Update dependency commander to vX` is waiting to be created.
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### General Comments:
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- Granting access to all repositories or change repo selections can be modified at any time on the [Renovate App GitHub page](https://github.com/apps/renovate).
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- Granting access to all repositories or change repo selections can be modified at any time on the [the Mend Renovate App GitHub page](https://github.com/apps/renovate).
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- Renovate configuration can be modified by manual configurations, global organization configurations and existing Renovate presets.
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