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  • Ensure every entry under updates in .github/dependabot.yml declares a cooldown of at least 7 days (default-days).
  • Add entries for detected package ecosystems that were not yet tracked by Dependabot.

Cooldown applies only to version updates; security updates bypass it, so critical CVE fixes are never delayed.

Ref: SEC-8058.


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CI/automation-only change with no runtime code; only affects how and when Dependabot opens dependency PRs.

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Introduces .github/dependabot.yml to turn on automated dependency updates across the repo.

Each updates entry uses a weekly schedule and a cooldown.default-days: 7 so routine version bumps are spaced out. Coverage includes Docker (examples/proxy-validation-test), GitHub Actions (repo root), and npm for the listed libs/* packages.

Per the PR intent, cooldown affects version updates only; security updates are not delayed.

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@kinyoklion kinyoklion changed the title Add Dependabot version-update cooldown ci: Add Dependabot version-update cooldown Jun 12, 2026
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NPM isn't actually used in this repository. The package files are just used to model dependencies. That said including them probably doesn't hurt anything. It also just doesn't do anything.

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