Have Dependabot update smmap submodule dependency#99
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This makes Dependabot open version update PRs for submodules (which here is just smmap), as well as GitHub Actions. This is like gitpython-developers/GitPython#1702.
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Thank you!
I am looking forward to see how this cascades through the repositories.
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And we have #100! :) |
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This changes it from monthly to weekly. See gitpython-developers#99 and gitpython-developers/GitPython#1702 (comment) for context.
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This makes Dependabot open version update PRs for submodules (which here is just smmap), as well as GitHub Actions. This is like gitpython-developers/GitPython#1702.