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Configure groups and ignore dependencies that require extra changes (mainly in the code) to be bumped.

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    • Enhanced dependency management configuration
    • Added Dependabot settings for npm package ecosystem
    • Configured weekly dependency update checks
    • Defined update rules and labeling strategy for dependencies

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ci: configure dependabot to update JavaScript dependencies
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Configure groups and ignore dependencies that require extra changes (mainly in the code) to be bumped.
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The pull request introduces a comprehensive configuration for Dependabot in the .github/dependabot.yml file. The new configuration focuses on managing npm package ecosystem dependencies with specific settings for update frequency, pull request limits, versioning strategy, and commit message formatting. It includes sophisticated grouping of dependencies and an ignore list for certain packages, providing more granular control over automated dependency updates.

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File Change Summary
.github/dependabot.yml Added new npm package ecosystem configuration with:
- Weekly update schedule (Tuesdays)
- Maximum 2 open pull requests
- Versioning strategy set to "increase"
- Specific commit message prefixes
- Labels for dependencies
- Ignore list for specific packages
- Dependency groups for docusaurus, lint, test, and webpack

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dependencies, skip-changelog, javascript

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5-12: LGTM! Well-structured basic configuration.

The weekly schedule and PR limits are well-balanced for maintainability. Disabling rebase strategy is a good choice to prevent potential conflicts.

13-19: LGTM! Clear commit message convention and useful labels.

Good use of conventional commits format and appropriate labeling strategy. The skip-changelog label is particularly useful for filtering out automated updates from the changelog.

20-33: Excellent documentation of ignore rules!

Each ignored dependency is accompanied by a clear explanation of why automatic updates are disabled. This is extremely valuable for future maintenance and team understanding.

Line range hint 64-71: LGTM! Consistent GitHub Actions configuration.

The GitHub Actions configuration follows the same weekly schedule pattern and maintains consistent commit message conventions.

35-63: Verify completeness of dependency groups.

The grouping strategy is logical and well-organized. However, please verify if all related packages are included in each group.

Let's check for any potentially missing packages:

✅ Verification successful

Dependency groups are complete and well-organized

All related packages are properly included in their respective groups. The verification shows no missing packages that should be added to any of the groups.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find potential missing packages in groups by checking package.json files

# Look for webpack-related dependencies not covered by current patterns
echo "Checking for webpack-related dependencies:"
rg -g "package.json" "webpack" | grep -v -E "copy-webpack-plugin|css-loader|html-webpack-plugin|mini-css-extract-plugin|style-loader|webpack"

# Look for testing-related dependencies not covered by current patterns
echo "Checking for testing-related dependencies:"
rg -g "package.json" "@testing-library|jest|test" | grep -v -E "@testing-library/|@jest/|jest|@swc/"

# Look for ESLint-related dependencies not covered by current patterns
echo "Checking for lint-related dependencies:"
rg -g "package.json" "eslint|lint|prettier" | grep -v -E "eslint-|prettier"

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