LazyReno is a terminal user interface dashboard for self-hosted Renovate CE instances. Written in Rust, it gives administrators and developers a keyboard-driven interface for monitoring dependency update activity across repositories without relying on the web interface.
The program brings together pull requests, repository status, job queues, and system information in a single terminal dashboard, helping users review, manage, and act on Renovate activity more efficiently.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Three-panel bento layout with a repository sidebar, pull request table with detail view, and system status plus jobs panels.
- Bulk merge support that merges all safe pull requests (minor or patch updates, mergeable, and checks passing) with a single keystroke.
- Pull request management including merge, close with branch cleanup, and opening pull requests in a web browser.
- Job monitoring with a live view of running and pending Renovate jobs including queue depth.
- System status display showing Renovate version, uptime, and the last finished job.
- Vim-style navigation including hjkl, g and G, Ctrl+u and Ctrl+d, with context-sensitive hints.
- Fuzzy repository filtering where pressing “a” opens an overlay to search across all repositories.
- 1Password integration with automatic resolution of op:// secret references.
- Auto-refresh with a configurable polling interval.
Website: github.com/limehawk/lazyreno
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Developer: limehawk
License: MIT License
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