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MNT: Will Dependabot help us?
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Dependabot automatically checks and bumps upstream dependencies. Sounds useful for Javascript but not sure about Python. I set it up for astropy on the fork and it seems to monitor these files by default:
pyproject.tomlsetup.pysetup.cfg
I wonder if we can configure it to monitor our bundled external dependencies in cextern and astropy/extern. 💭
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For a library like astropy where we aim at the broadest compatibility with dependency versions, I don’t think it will be useful. It’s mostly useful when you pin package versions, and want to have control on updating versions.
I’m going to close this issue as per my previous message, but if you feel that this issue should stay open, then feel free to re-open and remove the Close? label.
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