Configure Renovate

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Welcome to Renovate! This is an onboarding PR to help you understand and configure settings before regular Pull Requests begin.

🚦 To activate Renovate, merge this Pull Request. To disable Renovate, simply close this Pull Request unmerged.

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Detected Package Files

• .github/workflows/ci.yml (github-actions)
• .github/workflows/publish.yml (github-actions)
• pyproject.toml (pep621)

Configuration Summary

Based on the default config's presets, Renovate will:

• Start dependency updates only once this onboarding PR is merged
• Hopefully safe environment variables to allow users to configure.
• Show all Merge Confidence badges for pull requests.
• Enable Renovate Dependency Dashboard creation.
• Use semantic commit type fix for dependencies and chore for all others if semantic commits are in use.
• Ignore node_modules, bower_components, vendor and various test/tests (except for nuget) directories.
• Group known monorepo packages together.
• Use curated list of recommended non-monorepo package groupings.
• Apply crowd-sourced package replacement rules.
• Apply crowd-sourced workarounds for known problems with packages.

🔡 Do you want to change how Renovate upgrades your dependencies? Add your custom config to renovate.json in this branch. Renovate will update the Pull Request description the next time it runs.

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What to Expect

With your current configuration, Renovate will create 9 Pull Requests:

Update codecov/codecov-action action to v4.6.0

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/codecov-codecov-action-4.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade codecov/codecov-action to v4.6.0

Update dependency codespell to v2.4.1

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/codespell-2.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade codespell to ==2.4.1

Update dependency fastapi to >=0.115.12, <0.116.0

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/fastapi-0.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade fastapi to >=0.115.12, <0.116.0

Update dependency httpx to >=0.28.1, <0.29.0

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/httpx-0.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade httpx to >=0.28.1, <0.29.0

Update dependency quart to >=0.20.0, <0.21.0

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/quart-0.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade quart to >=0.20.0, <0.21.0

Update dependency ruff to v0.11.5

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/ruff-0.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade ruff to ==0.11.5

Update dependency uvicorn to >=0.34.1, <0.35.0

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/uvicorn-0.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade uvicorn to >=0.34.1, <0.35.0

Update codecov/codecov-action action to v5

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/codecov-codecov-action-5.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade codecov/codecov-action to v5.4.2

Update dependency pre-commit to v4

• Schedule: ["at any time"]
• Branch name: renovate/pre-commit-4.x
• Merge into: master
• Upgrade pre-commit to >=4.2.0, <4.3.0

🚸 Branch creation will be limited to maximum 2 per hour, so it doesn't swamp any CI resources or overwhelm the project. See docs for prhourlylimit for details.

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If you need any further assistance then you can also request help here.

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Summary by Sourcery

Configure Renovate for automated dependency updates

New Features:

• Add Renovate configuration to automatically manage and update project dependencies

CI:

• Set up Renovate to create pull requests for dependency updates across GitHub Actions and Python dependencies

Chores:

• Create Renovate configuration file to streamline dependency management

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request configures Renovate to automatically manage and update dependencies in the repository, including GitHub Actions and Python dependencies. It adds a renovate.json file with default settings and sets up scheduled updates for various dependencies.

No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Configures Renovate to automatically update dependencies in the repository.	Adds a renovate.json file to the repository. Configures Renovate with default settings to manage dependencies.	renovate.json
Configures Renovate to update Github Actions.	Configures Renovate to update the codecov/codecov-action action to v4.6.0. Configures Renovate to update the codecov/codecov-action action to v5.	.github/workflows/ci.yml .github/workflows/publish.yml
Configures Renovate to update Python dependencies.	Configures Renovate to update the fastapi dependency. Configures Renovate to update the httpx dependency. Configures Renovate to update the quart dependency. Configures Renovate to update the ruff dependency. Configures Renovate to update the uvicorn dependency.	pyproject.toml
Configures Renovate to update pre-commit.	Configures Renovate to update the pre-commit dependency to v4.	pyproject.toml
Configures Renovate to update codespell.	Configures Renovate to update the codespell dependency.	pyproject.toml

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