Drop the Renovate schedule - #9
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Batching to one morning a week is the wrong trade for a repo whose whole purpose is holding dependency versions: a stale toolchain would sit unnoticed for up to seven days, and the first run after install was 31 hours away, so there was no way to tell whether the app was even working. prConcurrentLimit and the dependency dashboard already handle noise.
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Batching to
before 6am on mondayis the wrong trade here.This repo exists to hold dependency versions, so a weekly window means a stale toolchain sits unnoticed for up to seven days. It also made the install unverifiable: it's Saturday evening, so the first run was ~31 hours away and there was no way to tell whether Renovate was working at all.
prConcurrentLimit: 3and the dependency dashboard already handle noise, which is what they're for.Validated with
renovate-config-validator.