scala-steward is a robot that helps you keeping library dependencies and sbt plugins up-to-date.
Open a pull request that adds the GitHub repository of your Scala project to repos.md (edit). Once that PR is merged, @scala-steward will check periodically for updates of libraries and plugins in your project and will open pull requests for updates it found.
If you are curious how @scala-steward's pull requests look like, here are the ones it has created so far:
The docs directory contains documentation about these topics:
Thanks goes to these wonderful people:
- Alex
- Arulselvan Madhavan
- Bayram Kiran
- Dale Wijnand
- David Francoeur
- Filipe Regadas
- Frank S. Thomas
- Jakub Kozłowski
- JCollier
- Jeff Martin
- kenji yoshida
- Mark Canlas
- Michael Wizner
- Philippus Baalman
- Piotr Gabara
- Renato Cavalcanti
- sullis
- Thomas Kaliakos
- Zelenya
The following companies are using scala-steward to manage their dependencies. Using scala-steward in your company and don't see it listed here? Consider creating PR to add your company to the list and join the community.
The scala-steward project supports the Scala Code of Conduct and wants all of its channels (GitHub, Gitter, etc.) to be welcoming environments for everyone.
scala-steward wouldn't exist without the great sbt-updates plugin to determine dependency updates and a bunch of Typelevel and other Scala libraries.
@scala-steward's cute profile picture is by @impurepics.
scala-steward is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.