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Dependabot
Dependabot opens the PRs; developerz.ai reviews them, fixes red CI and merges them through the merge gate. Major bumps wait for you.
Not a competitor, the other half of the job
Dependabot is very good at noticing that a dependency moved and opening a pull request about it. It is not responsible for what happens next, and that is where bump PRs go to die. developerz.ai recognises Dependabot as a bot and never answers it with a comment. When your policy admits dependency bots (the default scope once auto-merge is on), it treats each bump as work: it reviews it, pushes a fix when CI goes red, and merges it through the merge gate when CI, review and your branch protections all agree. Major version bumps are held for you by default.
Recognised, never answered
Dependabot's sender is matched explicitly. Its PRs are handled as work, and its comments never start a bot conversation.
Merged through the gate we run
A bump merges when the machines agree (CI green, review passed, branch protections satisfied) and not before.
The stuck ones escalate
A bump that cannot go green is escalated with the failing job rather than left in the pile.
Next step
The upgrade lane, end to end
What happens between a bump PR opening and merging, and which parts your policy controls.
See dependency upgradesShip more. Maintain less.
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