Anything under molecule-shared/ - the helper container images, Postgres, and the
Python pins - is on the Molecule workflow's path filter, and a change to a shared
file makes the detect job run every scenario rather than a subset. So an update
there is already gated on the whole suite passing on its own branch, which is a
stronger check than a human reading the diff.
Branch push rather than a PR, matching how the housekeeping updates in this file
already work: nothing to review and no email on success, and a failure still
surfaces as a PR.
This is also how a new Postgres major reaches us. The bump to the pin runs every
scenario against it before it can merge, so if a component does not cope with the
new major we find out from a failed Renovate branch rather than from a user.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SEH3vxYSQ5SV4N5z61eyGT
"description": "Molecule's own dependencies merge via branch push (no PR, no email). Anything under molecule-shared/ - the helper container images, Postgres, and the Python pins - triggers the Molecule workflow, and a change to a shared file makes it run every scenario, so an update only merges once the whole suite has passed on it. A failure surfaces as a PR instead. This is how a new Postgres major reaches us: the bump runs every scenario against it before anything is merged.",