Coming from #36775...
Problem
When upgrading dependencies, it's possible that you may break a patch for that dependency. It's also possible that the patch may no longer be needed. It's easy to forget this, which leaves unused patch files in our repo.
Solution
Add a simple PR check to our webhook that looks for PRs that upgrade a dependency with a patch without updating the patch and include a PR comment like:
Heads up! It looks like you updated a dependency without updating the patch. Do you need to update the patch?
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Coming from #36775...
Problem
When upgrading dependencies, it's possible that you may break a patch for that dependency. It's also possible that the patch may no longer be needed. It's easy to forget this, which leaves unused patch files in our repo.
Solution
Add a simple PR check to our webhook that looks for PRs that upgrade a dependency with a patch without updating the patch and include a PR comment like:
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