Adds undocumented/experimental “master issue” feature.
Setting `config.masterIssue = true` will result in Renovate opening and maintaining an issue that contains a list of all PRs both pending and open, and allowing some control over them (e.g. bypass schedule, force retry, etc).
Setting `config.masterIssueApproval` in addition will mean that branches are not created automatically and instead await approval in that master issue.
Closes#2595
If `followTag` is defined for a package, then Renovate will ignore all other available versions and instead stick strictly to whatever version is defined for the tag. npm-only for now.
Closes#2258
Previously if grouping, all major/minor updates within that group were combined into one. Instead, we now honour the “separateMajorMinor”, "separateMinorPatch", and "separateMultipleMajor" settings and keep the groups separate if necessary.
For maximum compatibility with existing PRs, we name branches like `renovate/group-name` whenever possible and only name them like `renovate/major-group-name` or `renovate/patch-group-name` if major or patch are found.
Closes#2425
If the current value is already unstable then we presume the user is happy to take newer unstable versions. However we should not presume that they want to keep jumping versions if so and instead would prefer to stabilise.
Discussed in #2258 but does not close it
Adds new config option `rollbackPrs` which defaults to `true` (current behaviour). Setting to false will disable creation of rollback PRs - configurable globally, per-language, per-package, etc.
Removes custom Docker lookup code and instead integrates it with the generic lookup routine used by other package managers. Logic for digest support was added but is used by Docker-only for now.
Closes#2081, Closes#2276
Previously if there were any “pin” updates then that would block all non-pin updates until the pin one was merged. However, this doesn’t make sense if the other PR is for an unrelated dependency.
Closes https://github.com/renovatebot/config-help/issues/64
Refactors template logic to test for isSingleVersion instead of the negative of isRange. This means that new values like `==1.2.0` in python will be presented as v1.2.0
Rhys Arkins