Ah yes, branches are being synced over, of course.
On GitHub, just go to the Pull Requests tab and either merge them or close
them. There is not much more to it.
If you are not a committer, you can safely ignore them.
You probably have googled dependabot at this point, but just in case here
is
We have fixed quite a few bugs and added some significant enhancements since
Apache Commons JEXL 3.1 was released, so I would like to release Apache Commons
JEXL 3.2.
Apache Commons JEXL 3.2 RC1 is available for review here:
https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/commons/jexl/3.2-RC1 (svn
Le jeu. 3 juin 2021 à 19:18, Benjamin Marwell a écrit :
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> It's a bot which creates a PR on GitHub for each dependency update.
>
> You won't see it in the Apache git probably.
They are listed as "origin" which is the ASF repository:
$ git remote -v
github
It's a bot which creates a PR on GitHub for each dependency update.
You won't see it in the Apache git probably.
You can disable the bot using a config file or exclude some dependencies
etc.
Most projects use it by now, but often major updates are being closed and
manually updated instead.
On
Hello.
What's the purpose of all those "dependabot" branches?
$ git branch -a
1.0-beta1-release
* master
remotes/github/master
remotes/origin/1.0-beta1-release
remotes/origin/GEOMETRY-53
remotes/origin/GEOMETRY-54
remotes/origin/GEOMETRY-56
