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This is an incredible feature! Just tried it for the first time and was very surprised that it correctly updated our Dockerfile!

The one thing that this missed was a workflow for Github actions.

We're using Elixir with GitHub actions – it missed .github/workflows/*.yml with the https://github.com/erlef/setup-elixir action, like this:

      - name: Setup elixir
        uses: erlef/setup-elixir@v1
        with:
          elixir-version: 1.12.1 # Define the elixir version [required]
          otp-version: 24.0.2 # Define the OTP version [required]

I recognize that this is probably a tough one to support, but since you're supporting CircleCI, I thought I'd ask. If you've got the ability to add this, it'd be incredible.

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@benedikt Good catch, we only update the Gemfile if it's using a simple version requirement. I'm working on a fix. Thanks for the early testing!

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Fantastic new feature! 🔥 I'm really excited about this 👍

We're using both .ruby-version and the Gemfile to specify the Ruby version, but we're using a relaxed definition in the Gemfile like this:

ruby '~> 2.6.0'

The pull request to upgrade to Ruby 2.7.1 updated both the .ruby-version and the Gemfile.lock but didn't update the version specification in Gemfile.

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Do you support the package.json Volta pinned fields?

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Changed my .node-version by hand to the version depfu wanted to upgrade to (since I also had to adjust versions in the Dockerfiles) and depfu didn't autoclose its own PR because the version was already applied.

No biggie, just noticed. Nice feature all around! 👏

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this pull request CorySanin/ffa-tycoon#13 is proposing I downgrade from the latest LTS version of node. Neat feature though.

edit: omg sorry for the thread bump 😬

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Support for Dockerfile works, bot how abut related files like Dockerfile.dev and so on?

Also, if in package.json I have something like "node": "~18.x", I would like to have upgrade to "node": "~20.x" and not "node": "^20.6.1". The same for all other files and engines.

What about an option to upgrade only to the latest LTS version (Node.js 18.18.0 LTS), rather to the latest available version (Node.js 20.7.0 Current)?

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Our dockerfiles aren't touched bc their naming does not fit the general naming schema. Ours are

• base.Dockerfile
• test.Dockerfile
• Dockerfile.local

would it be feasible to add some kind of .depfurc-file to add these files to or should the glob be extended to *Dockerfile*?

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