vs-renovate-presets

This repo houses renovate presets that are shared across our repos. It is not intended for consumption outside Microsoft 1st party repos.

Preset graph

The following graph depicts the presets we have and their relationships.

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    devdiv --> configRecommended["config:recommended"]
    dotnet_packages_below --> group_dotnet_packages
    microbuild --> devdiv
    vs_components --> devdiv
    vs_main_dependencies --> vs_components
    vs_main_dependencies --> group_dotnet_packages
    vs_main_dependencies --> vs_main_dependencies_automated
    public_package_updates_only
    xunitv2
    servicehub_service --> dotnet_packages_below

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Extending a preset in your renovate.json file implicitly extends all the presets it points to in the graph. So for example, extending the microbuild preset means you are also extending devdiv and config:recommended.

A preset in this repo can be consumed in your own repo's renovate.json file by adding an extends string starting with github>microsoft/vs-renovate-presets: and ending with the filename of the preset. The .json file extension from the preset is optional.

Recommended starting point

A good starting point renovate.json file for Visual Studio components built with Microbuild is below:

{
    "$schema": "https://docs.renovatebot.com/renovate-schema.json",
    "extends": [
        "github>microsoft/vs-renovate-presets:microbuild",
        "github>microsoft/vs-renovate-presets:vs_main_dependencies"
    ],
    "packageRules": []
}

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