Renovate Dashboard 🤖
Renovate is a tool that helps you manage dependencies in your projects. It scans your code for outdated dependencies and suggests updates. In this article, we will explore the Renovate dashboard and how to use it to manage your dependencies.
Repository Problems
When you run Renovate on a repository, it checks for any problems that might prevent it from running correctly. In this case, Renovate found some warnings in the renovate config.
WARN: Found renovate config warnings
Renovate config warnings are not necessarily errors, but they can indicate potential issues with your configuration. To fix these warnings, you can check the Renovate documentation or reach out to the Renovate community for help.
Awaiting Schedule
The updates listed in this section are awaiting their scheduled run. You can click on the checkbox next to each update to trigger a manual run.
[ ] chore(container): update ghcr.io/danny-avila/librechat-dev (a283dc0 → 88c6e25)
This update is waiting for its scheduled run. You can click on the checkbox next to it to trigger a manual run.
[ ] fix(helm): update all non-major dependencies group (patch) (cert-manager, docker.io/cloudflare/cloudflared, ghcr.io/home-operations/home-assistant, ghcr.io/kube-vip/kube-vip, ingress-nginx, node-feature-discovery, nuclio, opentelemetry-collector, opentelemetry-kube-stack, opentelemetry-operator, quay.io/nuclio/autoscaler, quay.io/nuclio/controller, quay.io/nuclio/dashboard, quay.io/nuclio/dlx, reflector, registry.k8s.io/autoscaling/vpa-recommender, registry.k8s.io/kubectl, reloader, rook-ceph, rook-ceph-cluster, rook/ceph)
This update is waiting for its scheduled run. You can click on the checkbox next to it to trigger a manual run.
Detected Dependencies
The detected dependencies section lists all the dependencies that Renovate has detected in your code. This section has been truncated for brevity.
ansible-galaxy
ansible/requirements.yamlansible.posix 2.0.0ansible.utils 6.0.0community.general 10.5.0kubernetes.core 5.2.0xanmanning.k3s v3.4.4
devcontainer
.devcontainer/devcontainer.json
dockerfile
.devcontainer/ci/Dockerfile
flux
kubernetes/ai/librechat/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4ghcr.io/danny-avila/librechat-dev latest@sha256:a283dc00e48c7bf693652cf9219010a0aaf259acf7754469d318ef32ea6c65d6getmeili/meilisearch v1.14.0ghcr.io/danny-avila/librechat-rag-api-dev-lite latest@sha256:566585698235431cd7a206ee4f71f899daec94214480ce5e5e1d5d9f41b4f228
flux
kubernetes/ai/litellm/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4
flux
kubernetes/apps/flux-system/capacitor/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/gimlet-io/capacitor v0.4.8@sha256:c999a42cccc523b91086547f890466d09be4755bf05a52763b0d14594bf60782
flux
kubernetes/database/clickhouse/operator/hr.yamlaltinity-clickhouse-operator 0.24.5
flux
kubernetes/database/cloudnative-pg/app/hr.yamlcloudnative-pg 0.23.2
flux
kubernetes/database/dragonfly/app/helmrelease.yamlghcr.io/dragonflydb/operator v1.1.11@sha256:11cef45ec1079b9d97930fc99ecd08ba29d4eca55cdb45887cb0ac40ee4e4d24
flux
kubernetes/database/mongodb/operator/hr.yamlcommunity-operator 0.13.0
flux
kubernetes/database/vaultwarden/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4vaultwarden/server 1.33.2@sha256:87edb99945da91bd7504ac1435495595af2e89ad2c7adc151ae5bf091ec8baf2
flux
kubernetes/development/harbor/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/harbor-portal v2.13.0ghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/harbor-core v2.13.0ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/harbor-jobservice v2.13.0ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/registry-photon v2.13.0ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/harbor-registryctl v2.13.0ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/trivy-adapter-photon v2.13.0ghcr.io/octohelm/harbor/harbor-exporter v2.13.0
flux
kubernetes/development/it-tools/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/corentinth/it-tools 2023.12.21-5ed3693
flux
kubernetes/development/nuclio/app/hr.yamlnuclio 0.20.2quay.io/nuclio/controller 1.14.2-amd64quay.io/nuclio/dashboard 1.14.2-amd64quay.io/nuclio/autoscaler 1.14.2-amd64quay.io/nuclio/dlx 1.14.2-amd64
flux
kubernetes/development/renovate/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4ghcr.io/mend/renovate-ce 9.9.2
flux
kubernetes/home/home-assistant/app/helmrelease.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4ghcr.io/home-operations/home-assistant 2025.4.3ghcr.io/coder/code-server 4.99.3@sha256:e822acb286dca144f1a10ef847bc8f905d92ea79998f4f021802064badcae5fe
flux
kubernetes/home/n8n/app/hr.yamlghcr.io/home-operations/postgres-init 17.4docker.io/n8nio/n8n 1.89.2
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/cilium/app/helmrelease.yamlcilium 1.17.3
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/crds/prometheus-stack/hr.yamlprometheus-operator-crds 19.1.0
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/intel-device-plugin/gpu/helmrelease.yamlintel-device-plugins-gpu 0.32.0
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/intel-device-plugin/operator/helmrelease.yamlintel-device-plugins-operator 0.32.0
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/kube-cleanup-operator/app/hr.yamlkube-cleanup-operator 1.0.4
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/metrics-server/app/helmrelease.yamlmetrics-server 3.12.2
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/multus/app/hr.yamldocker.io/library/alpine 3.21ghcr.io/skyssolutions/cni-plugins 1.6.2
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/node-feature-discovery/app/helmrelease.yamlnode-feature-discovery 0.17.2
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/nvidia-gpu-operator/app/hr.yamlgpu-operator v25.3.0
flux
kubernetes/kube-system/reflector/app/helmrelease.yaml
Renovate Dashboard Q&A
Q: What is Renovate? A: Renovate is a tool that helps you manage dependencies in your projects. It scans your code for outdated dependencies and suggests updates.
Q: What is the Renovate dashboard? A: The Renovate dashboard is a user interface that displays the results of a Renovate scan. It shows you which dependencies are outdated and suggests updates.
Q: How do I use the Renovate dashboard? A: To use the Renovate dashboard, you need to run Renovate on your project. This will scan your code for outdated dependencies and display the results in the dashboard.
Q: What information does the Renovate dashboard display? A: The Renovate dashboard displays the following information:
- A list of outdated dependencies
- The version of each dependency that is currently installed
- The version of each dependency that is available for update
- A suggestion to update each dependency
Q: How do I update dependencies using the Renovate dashboard? A: To update dependencies using the Renovate dashboard, you can click on the "Update" button next to each dependency. This will update the dependency to the latest version.
Q: Can I customize the Renovate dashboard? A: Yes, you can customize the Renovate dashboard by modifying the Renovate configuration file. This file allows you to specify which dependencies to scan, which versions to update to, and other settings.
Q: Is the Renovate dashboard available for all programming languages? A: Yes, the Renovate dashboard is available for all programming languages that are supported by Renovate.
Q: Can I use the Renovate dashboard with other tools? A: Yes, you can use the Renovate dashboard with other tools, such as version control systems and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) tools.
Q: Is the Renovate dashboard secure? A: Yes, the Renovate dashboard is secure. It uses encryption to protect your data and it is designed to be secure by default.
Q: Can I get support for the Renovate dashboard? A: Yes, you can get support for the Renovate dashboard by visiting the Renovate website or by contacting the Renovate team directly.
Q: Is the Renovate dashboard free? A: Yes, the Renovate dashboard is free to use. However, some features may require a paid subscription.
Q: Can I use the Renovate dashboard with my existing project? A: Yes, you can use the Renovate dashboard with your existing project. Simply run Renovate on your project and it will scan your code for outdated dependencies and display the results in the dashboard.
Q: How do I get started with the Renovate dashboard? A: To get started with the Renovate dashboard, simply run Renovate on your project and follow the instructions in the dashboard.