Scala Steward is a bot that helps you keep your library dependencies, sbt plugins, and Scala and sbt versions up-to-date.
See also the announcement blog post: Keep your projects up-to-date with Scala Steward
Open a pull request that adds the GitHub repository of your project to repos-github.md (edit). Once that PR is merged, @scala-steward will check periodically for version updates in your project and will open pull requests for updates it found.
Many thanks to VirtusLab for hosting and managing this public Scala Steward instance!
If you are curious how @scala-steward's pull requests look like, here are the ones it has created so far:
You can also watch what it is currently doing here.
A badge is available to show that Scala Steward is helping your repos. Let's spread Scala Steward to keep Scala ecosystem updated.
[](https://scala-steward.org)The docs directory contains documentation about these topics:
- Running Scala Steward
- Scalafix Migrations
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Repository-specific configuration
- Artifact Migrations
Thanks goes to these wonderful people for contributing to Scala Steward:
- Alejandro Hernández
- Alessandro Buggin
- Alex
- Alex Klibisz
- Andrea
- Andrea Mistretta
- Anil Kumar Myla
- Arjun Dhawan
- Arnold Farkas
- Arulselvan Madhavan
- Barry O'Neill
- Bayram Kiran
- Ben Carter
- Brice Jaglin
- Cédric Chantepie
- Chris Kipp
- Chris Llanwarne
- Christoph Meier
- Christopher Davenport
- Claudio Bley
- Dale Wijnand
- Daniel Esik
- Daniel Pfeiffer
- Daniel Spiewak
- David Francoeur
- Dominic Egger
- Don Smith III
- Doug Roper
- Eldar Yusupov
- Erik Erlandson
- Erlend Hamnaberg
- eugeniyk
- Fabian Grutsch
- Felix Dietze
- Filipe Regadas
- Frank S. Thomas
- Frederick Roth
- Georgy Davityan
- Grzegorz Kocur
- Ikenna Darlington Ogbajie
- Ingar Abrahamsen
- Jakub Kozłowski
- Javier Arrieta
- JCollier
- Jeff Martin
- Jichao Ouyang
- Joan Goyeau
- José Eduardo Montenegro Cavalcanti de Oliveira
- kalejami
- KAWACHI Takashi
- kenji yoshida
- Kilic Ali-Firat
- LaurenceWarne
- Leonhard Riedißer
- Manuel Cueto
- Marco Zühlke
- Mark Canlas
- Mark van der Tol
- MaT1g3R
- Mat Mannion
- Michael Wizner
- Michel Daviot
- miguelpuyol
- nafg
- Nabil Abdel-Hafeez
- Ondra Pelech
- Pavel Shapkin
- Philippus Baalman
- Piotr Gabara
- PJ Fanning
- Renato Cavalcanti
- Rikito Taniguchi
- Robert Stoll
- Roman Langolf
- Robin Raju
- Scott Rice
- solar
- Stanislav Chetvertkov
- sullis
- TATSUNO Yasuhiro
- Thomas Heslin
- Thomas Kaliakos
- Tim Steinbach
- Tobias Roeser
- Toshiyuki Takahashi
- Victor Viale
- Yan
- Yannick Heiber
- Yoan Alvarez-Vanhard
- Zack Powers
- 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.
- Adform
- Agoda
- AutoScout24
- Avast
- Babylon Health
- Besedo
- Bitrock
- Chartboost
- Colisweb
- commercetools
- Dataswift.io
- Enliven Systems
- Evolution Gaming
- Firstbird
- Hellosoda
- HolidayCheck
- iAdvize
- LeadIQ
- Lightbend
- Mobimeo
- Ocado Technology
- PlayQ
- Precog
- Rewards Network
- Rivero
- Septeni Original
- Snowplow Analytics
- SoftwareMill
- Spotify
- SpringerNature
- Teads
- Tegonal GmbH
- Tupl
- VirtusLab
- wehkamp
- Zalando
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 which was used until version 0.6 to find dependency updates.
Thanks goes also to @impurepics for @scala-steward's cute profile picture and to the maintainers and contributors of the various libraries this project depends on.
Scala Steward is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.