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automate dependency updates
See original GitHub issueWe don’t have any dependency for graphql-js but as we are setting up the site and just in general it is a good idea to keep things up to date. Currently we have to manually upgrade them. We should setup dependabot or renovatebot to manage upgrade and we have dependency PRs auto merge if the CI succeeds.
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I did forget to mention that we would need to use a scheduling option as well, maybe updating dependencies every 2 weeks for minor/patch, every 4 weeks for major? In addition to above grouping/stability options.
On the working group we decided to go with renovate and now need a PR for adding it!