feat: support private repository configuration

[ricardojdsilva87]

Pull Request

Proposed Changes

This PR intends to allow the configuration of private registries on the dependabot.yml file based on a file created on the repository.

Should fix #199

The following changes were done to the code:

• Modified the way that the yaml file is managed across all the python files
  • With the usage of the ruamel.yaml library it should be easier to add more configurations to the yaml if needed in the future. Differences to PyYaml
  • Dependabot has multiple other settings that could be retrieved from a configuration file, like it's done with the private registries (for example if we need different schedules for different types of dependencies)
• Fixed existing tests to be compliant with the new changes
• The existing configuration is updated if new packages are found
• Added tests
• Updated README file with the usage and some examples

Example: (Testers needed if possible)

Setting the environment variable as follow:

DEPENDABOT_CONFIG_FILE = "dependabot-config.yaml"

It expects a file with the name dependabot-config.yaml to exist on the repository and it should have the following structure to add the needed private repositories:

npm:
  type: 'npm'
  url: 'https://yourprivateregistry/npm/'
  username: '${{secrets.username}}'
  password: '${{secrets.password}}'
maven:
  type: 'maven'
  url: 'https://yourprivateregistry/maven/'
  username: '${{secrets.username}}'
  password: '${{secrets.password}}'

The action code will check if there is any key on the file that matches the ones that dependabot is looking for and will add the following to the configuration of each package-ecosystem configuration based on the found package:

updates:
  - package-ecosystem: 'npm'
    directory: '/'
    registries:  --> added configuration
      - 'npm'    --> added configuration
    schedule:
      interval: 'weekly'
    labels:
      - 'test'
      - 'dependabot'
      - 'new'

Current code coverage --> Still missing some tests regarding the existence of a configuration file (The existing tests were adapted to the current configuration)

---------- coverage: platform darwin, python 3.13.0-final-0 ----------
Name                 Stmts   Miss  Cover   Missing
--------------------------------------------------
auth.py                 28      0   100%
dependabot_file.py      81      0   100%
env.py                 132      4    97%   46-47, 167-168
evergreen.py           143      3    98%   323-324, 377
--------------------------------------------------
TOTAL                  384      7    98%

Required test coverage of 80% reached. Total coverage: 98.18%

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[jmeridth]

Couple of nits and still looking at rest of PR. Still determining if switch to ruamel.yaml from PyYAML is the best choice. It looks like it but confirming.

Small suggestion, when making a change like that, maybe link to something like this in your PR description to show comparison. wdyt?

[ricardojdsilva87]

@jmeridth I've added the needed

Couple of nits and still looking at rest of PR. Still determining if switch to ruamel.yaml from PyYAML is the best choice. It looks like it but confirming.

Small suggestion, when making a change like that, maybe link to something like this in your PR description to show comparison. wdyt?

@jmeridth I've added the needed changes and also mentioned the differences between PyYaml and ruamel.
As I understood this library is an extension to the PyYaml that allows for example:

• Automatic indentation of the generated Yaml
• Possibility to quote the entries
  These were some that I've used here.
  Feel free to revise the library usage, during the change I found it easier to manage the generated yaml using a library instead of the prints with indentation
  Thanks

[jmeridth]

@jmeridth I've added the needed

Couple of nits and still looking at rest of PR. Still determining if switch to ruamel.yaml from PyYAML is the best choice. It looks like it but confirming.
Small suggestion, when making a change like that, maybe link to something like this in your PR description to show comparison. wdyt?

@jmeridth I've added the needed changes and also mentioned the differences between PyYaml and ruamel. As I understood this library is an extension to the PyYaml that allows for example:

• Automatic indentation of the generated Yaml
• Possibility to quote the entries
  These were some that I've used here.
  Feel free to revise the library usage, during the change I found it easier to manage the generated yaml using a library instead of the prints with indentation
  Thanks

Thank you. Yeah, the library is built on PyYAML and has many improvements. I'm currently leaning towards a merge but double checking a few things. I do agree this new library simplifies multiple things we were handling manually (i.e., indention).