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ci(dependabot): update the two coverage-upload pins in one pull request - #473
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actions/run-dotnet-tests inlines the coverage-upload step and CI requires its pin to equal the one in actions/upload-coverage. Dependabot opened one pull request per directory (#471, #472), so each failed on the other's file and neither could merge without a hand-written second bump. A group spans the block's directories and moves both pins together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @.github/dependabot.yml:
- Around line 23-25: Add group-by: dependency-name to the
coverage-upload-lockstep Dependabot group so updates to
actions/upload-code-coverage are grouped across configured directories.
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A group without group-by still opens one pull request per directory, which is the failure this change is meant to end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After merge: the next coverage-upload version update should arrive as one pull request touching both directories. #471 and #472 are today's two halves; #472 already carries both and #471 closes when it lands. |
Why
Two of our shared actions must always use the same version of the coverage-upload step, and a check enforces it. Dependabot proposes each one separately, so both updates fail that check and sit red until someone adds the missing half by hand (today: #471 and #472).
What
Dependabot now proposes both halves of a routine version update together, so the next bump can pass and merge without manual repair. Security updates are outside what Dependabot groups this way and will still need the second half added by hand.
No issue: trivial fix.