Rhys Arkins, Author at Mend

Rhys Arkins

Rhys Arkins is Vice President of Product Management, responsible for developer solutions at Mend.io. He was the founder of Renovate Bot – an automated tool for software dependency updating, which was acquired by Mend.io in 2019. Rhys is particularly fond of automation and a firm believer in never sending humans to do a machine’s job.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate

Rhys Arkins Jan 14, 2019

Developer

Renovate now supports Ruby Bundler! Test out the alpha version and provide feedback for future improvements.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - circle

Automating CIRCLECI ORB Updates

Rhys Arkins Dec 17, 2018

Developer

Automate CIRCLECI ORB updates with Renovate for low-risk, predictable versioning. Learn how to easily manage dependencies and stay up to date.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - go inA

Automating GO Module Dependency Updates

Rhys Arkins Oct 2, 2018

Developer

Learn how to automate GO module dependency updates to save time & ensure consistency with Renovate, an open-source tool.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - bitbucket

Automated Dependency Updates For Bitbucket Cloud

Rhys Arkins Aug 29, 2018

Developer

Learn how to use Renovate to keep your repositories up-to-date. Self-hosting instructions provided. Beta support available.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - kubernetes inA

Automated Dependency Updates For Kubernetes Manifests

Rhys Arkins Aug 4, 2018

Developer

Learn how to configure file matching with Renovate to keep Docker dependencies up-to-date in manifests.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - Github

GITHUB Vulnerability Alerts

Rhys Arkins Jul 29, 2018

Developer

Renovate supports raising Pull Requests immediately for any JavaScript or Python package identified as having a vulnerable version by GitHub’s Vulnerability Alerts.

Ruby Bundler Support in Renovate - 9 inB

Announcing Dependency Deprecation Warnings

Rhys Arkins Jul 5, 2018

Developer

Renovate allows raising issues to warn a repository if it is using deprecated npm packages. This helps prevent that a dependency you are using may never get updates again.