Add support for Kubernetes yaml files
See original GitHub issueRef: https://github.com/dependabot/dependabot-core/pull/5348
The dependabot core now supports k8s yaml files using OPTIONS: { "kubernetes_updates": true }
env var with docker
package manager type.
It would be great to have this support here.
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@nilekhc I should do a release within 24 hours.
In the meantime, the latest bits are on docker hub. If you’re using the docker container image in a workflow you can use the
0.8.5-ci.7
tag. If you’re using the task extension you can pass0.8.5-ci.7
to thedockerImageTag
task input.default makes sense. I was just confirming… 😃