Automated Dependency Updates for asdf
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Renovate supports updating asdf dependencies.
File Matching¶
By default, Renovate will check any files matching the following regular expression: /(^|/)\.tool-versions$/.
For details on how to extend a manager's managerFilePatterns value, please follow this link.
Supported datasources¶
This manager supports extracting the following datasources: dart-version, docker, dotnet-version, flutter-version, github-releases, github-tags, hexpm-bob, java-version, node-version, npm, pypi, ruby-version.
Default config¶
{
"managerFilePatterns": [
"/(^|/)\\.tool-versions$/"
]
}
Additional Information¶
Keeps the asdf .tool-versions file updated.
Because asdf supports versioning for many different tools, specific tool support must be added one-by-one.
The following tools are currently supported:
- act
- actionlint
- adr-tools
- argocd
- asdf-plugin-manager
- atmos
- awscli
- azure-cli
- bun
- cargo-make
- checkov
- clojure
- clusterctl
- conftest
- container-structure-test
- cookiecutter
- cosign
- crystal
- dart
- deno
- direnv
- dotnet-core
- dprint
- ecspresso
- editorconfig-checker
- elixir
- elm
- erlang
- flutter
- flux2
- gauche
- github-cli
- gitleaks
- ginkgo
- gleam
- gohugo
- golang
- golangci-lint
- gomplate
- hadolint
- haskell
- helm
- helm-docs
- helmfile
- hugo
- idris
- istioctl
- java
- julia
- just
- k3s
- kind
- kotlin
- kubebuilder
- kubectl
- kubetail
- kustomize
- localstack
- lua
- markdownlint-cli2
- maven
- mimirtool
- minikube
- nim
- nodejs
- ocaml
- oci
- opa
- opentofu
- packer
- perl
- php
- pnpm
- poetry
- pre-commit
- protoc
- pulumi
- python
- rebar
- ruby
- rust
- sbt
- scala
- shellcheck
- shfmt
- skaffold
- sops
- steampipe
- talhelper
- talosctl
- terraform
- terraform-docs
- terraformer
- terragrunt
- terramate
- tflint
- tfsec
- trivy
- vault
- yamllint
- yq
- zig
- maestro
- detekt
- ktlint
- yamlfmt
- tuist
- typos
- uv
Note
Only the first version entry for each supported tool is managed, this is because .tool-versions supports fallback versions.