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chore(deps): update next and @opennextjs/cloudflare in one Dependabot group - #187
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What and why
Dependabot opens one PR for
nextand another for@opennextjs/cloudflare. That's how v0.7.0 broke: #169 moved next to 16.4.0 while OpenNext stayed on 1.20.10, which can't run Next 16.4, and every page threw until #184 moved both.This adds a
nextgroup with next, @opennextjs/cloudflare and eslint-config-next, so their updates arrive in one PR and get tested together. Dependabot puts a dependency in the first group it matches, so the group sits abovedev-dependencies; otherwise eslint-config-next would stay in that one.What it doesn't cover:
applies-to), so a security update for next still comes on its own.#186 is what catches both of those: CI now runs the built Worker, so a bad pair fails the PR instead of production.
How I tested this
nexthas the three patterns and comes beforedev-dependencies.The first real test is the next weekly run.
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