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Frédéric Desbiens
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The action references were pinned to commit SHAs in #660, and a SHA pin with nothing moving it is worse than a floating tag -- it holds CI on whatever was current the day it was written. That is exactly how actions/cache@v1 stayed in ci_cortex_m.yml until GitHub began auto-failing every request that used it. The drift measured before that catch-up: download-artifact four majors behind, checkout and upload-artifact three each, cache and upload-pages-artifact two, with nothing ever reporting it. This closes the loop, and the reference to .github/dependabot.yml that #660 left in each workflow's pinning comment. Weekly, github-actions only. Patch and minor are grouped into one pull request because they are the routine traffic and a queue reviewed one item at a time is a queue that gets ignored. Majors stay ungrouped, one each, because every breaking change this repository has met in an action has been a major. Two choices worth stating rather than leaving to be rediscovered. target-branch is dev. Dependabot reads this file from the default branch, which is master, but master is deliberately kept behind dev and pull requests belong where the regression suites gate them. The consequence is that landing this on dev arms it without firing it: nothing happens until a release merge carries the file to master. Setting target-branch also opts out of Dependabot security updates, which only run against the default branch -- a small cost for this ecosystem, since an action advisory arrives as an ordinary bump on the weekly run, but a real one. The pull-request limit is raised from the default five to ten. Nine actions are in use, and five would hold majors back with nothing saying that it had. No other ecosystem is configured, deliberately: external dependencies are forbidden, there are no submodules, and the one pinned tool -- gcovr in scripts/install.sh -- lives in a shell script no ecosystem can parse, so that pin keeps moving by hand. No sibling eclipse-threadx repository has a Dependabot configuration, so this sets the pattern rather than following one. The dependencies label it uses already exists here. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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version: 2
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# Keeps the pinned action SHAs moving.
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#
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# Every action reference under .github/workflows is a 40-character commit SHA
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# with the version in a trailing comment. A SHA pin *without* this file is worse
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# than a floating tag: it freezes CI on whatever was current the day it was
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# written, which is how actions/cache@v1 came to sit in ci_cortex_m.yml until
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# GitHub started auto-failing every request that used it. Measured on
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# 2026-08-24, before the catch-up: download-artifact was four majors behind,
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# checkout and upload-artifact three each, cache and upload-pages-artifact two.
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# Nothing had ever reported that, because there was no configuration here -- nor
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# in netxduo, filex, guix or rtos-docs-asciidoc, so this file sets the pattern
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# rather than following one.
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#
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# Dependabot understands the SHA form and rewrites the trailing version comment
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# together with the pin, so the comment cannot drift away from the SHA it
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# describes. That is what keeps "which exact code ran in our CI" answerable from
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# the repository, which the SBOM and certification work needs on its own.
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#
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# Two things this does not fix. It reports drift, not silence: a workflow that
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# never triggers rots unnoticed no matter what is pinned in it, and the trigger
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# fixes in ci_cortex_m.yml and regression_test.yml are the cure for that. And it
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# does nothing at all until this file reaches the default branch -- see the note
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# on target-branch below.
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#
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# There is no entry for any other ecosystem, and that is a decision rather than
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# an oversight: the project forbids external dependencies, there are no
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# submodules, and the one pinned tool -- gcovr in scripts/install.sh -- lives in
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# a shell script that no Dependabot ecosystem can parse. That pin moves by hand.
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updates:
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- package-ecosystem: "github-actions"
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# "/" is the only accepted value for this ecosystem; it covers
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# .github/workflows and .github/actions. The five reusable-workflow
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# references in regression_test.yml are local paths
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# (./.github/workflows/regression_template.yml) and are correctly left
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# alone -- they carry no version to move.
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directory: "/"
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schedule:
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interval: "weekly"
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day: "monday"
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time: "06:00"
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timezone: "Etc/UTC"
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# Dependabot reads this file from the repository's DEFAULT branch, which is
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# master. But master is deliberately kept behind dev, and pull requests
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# belong on dev, where the regression suites gate them. target-branch sends
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# the pull requests to dev and makes Dependabot read the workflows it is
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# updating from dev as well.
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#
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# The consequence to plan for: landing this file on dev arms it, it does not
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# fire it. Nothing happens until a release merge carries it to master.
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#
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# Setting target-branch also opts out of Dependabot *security* updates,
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# which only ever run against the default branch. For this ecosystem the
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# cost is small -- an action advisory arrives as an ordinary version bump on
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# the weekly run -- but it is a real trade and not a detail to rediscover
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# later.
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target-branch: "dev"
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groups:
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# Patch and minor arrive together in one pull request: they are the
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# routine traffic, and reviewing them one at a time is how an update queue
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# starts being ignored, which is the failure mode this file exists to
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# prevent. Majors stay ungrouped, one pull request each, because every
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# breaking change this repository has met in an action set has been a
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# major -- download-artifact v8 defaulting digest-mismatch to error, and
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# upload-artifact v6 requiring runner 2.327.1 or newer, are both from the
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# last catch-up.
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actions-minor-and-patch:
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patterns:
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- "*"
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update-types:
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- "minor"
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- "patch"
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# Nine distinct third-party and first-party actions are in use. Dependabot's
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# default limit of five would hold majors back with nothing saying that it
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# had; ten leaves room for a wave without becoming a silent cap.
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open-pull-requests-limit: 10
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labels:
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- "dependencies"
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# Reviewers are not listed here. .github/CODEOWNERS already routes every
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# path to @eclipse-threadx/admins and Dependabot honours it.
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#
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# Commit subjects are left at Dependabot's own "Bump x from a to b" wording.
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# The project asks for a past-tense subject and still gets one: these pull
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# requests are squash-merged, and the subject is set at that point.
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