Clojurians Log v2

How can I update the latest dependencis in a CI workflow that automatically creates pull requests ? It should be able to check for newer dependences in Maven Central, http://Clojars.org and GitHub repositories (bonus points for custom repos, but I dont currently use any myself) Currently I have a fairly manually workflow using liquidz/antq locally, then create two separate commits. One commit for the latest clojure dependencies (from maven, clojuars and Git repositories) and a second with GitHub action workflow updates. Then I manually create a new release for the project that lists the previous and new versions (using the antq report for that list). The options I have found so far seem to be: 1. Keep running Antq locally, create a PR for the changes, create a new release from PR (works but time consuming, although I have optomised it a bit) 2. Create a GitHub workflow with https://github.com/liquidz/antq-action (I have only used this to report outdate deps so far) and add an action to create a PR if needed. 3. Use https://github.com/nnichols/clojure-dependency-update-action (looks like it does the trick, although the author @nichols1991 states its in maintenance mode, recommends using renovate instead. I could create a fork if renovate is not a viable option) 4. Create workflow with https://www.big-config.it/ (havent tried this yet, is this too big for this specific task ?) 5. Create a https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate github action (I asked http://claude.ai and it https://github.com/practicalli/clojure-cli-config/blob/main/.github/workflows/renovate.yaml, which just doesnt do anything and ironically was using out of date GitHub action versions facepalm) 6. Setup https://www.mend.io/renovate/, there is a free version (I did this and it only seems to use maven central, not clojars or git dependencies. Not clear if or how to configure yet.) 7. Create a dependabot workflow (does this support Clojure archives & repositories) 8. Ask on Clojurians slack and hope someone has a working config or example I can use 🤞 Did I miss anything? What works for people reliably?