@destroyerofbuilds would you consider this repo stable enough to start releasing?

I would like to propose re-architecting this project to collect repositories on which this app has been installed, push those repositories into a queue (Such as redis), and then run a separate Renovate worker process that feeds from the queue.

Core benefits of this model:

1. Renovate can be scaled horizontally by spinning up additional Renovate worker processes that feed from the same queue.
2. Enables future support for Webhooks.
   2.1 Webhook POST body can be read, and the repository contained in the message placed into the queue.

Issues that need to be addressed:

1. A repository should only be queued once, and should not be removed from the queue until processing has been completed.
   1.1 This is to avoid multiple Renovate worker processes from processing the same repository simultaneously.

There is an error with this repository's Renovate configuration that needs to be fixed. As a precaution, Renovate will stop renovations until it is fixed.

Configuration file: renovate.json
Error type: Invalid JSON (parsing failed)
Message: Syntax error near ",
],

We would like to customize the configuration that is scaffolded into projects as part of the Configure Renovate pull request workflow.

Specifically we would like to replace:

{
  "extends": ["config:base"]
}

With:

{
  "extends": ["config:base", ":preserveSemverRanges"]
}

We can modify Renovate's branch logic, but we would prefer a method that does not require maintaining a fork while still allowing us the flexibility to create our own initial configuration.

Basic application dashboard that displays all installations of the current GitHub App.

The long-term goal is to provide analytical information through the dashboard to provide actionable insight into the health of the community on-boarded with the GitHub App.

Found out that the /installation/repositories end-point only returns the first 30 repositories. Setting a hard-coded value for per_page will return more.

Looking into what it would take to add pagination support.

Renovate works with Github Enterprise, but apparently needs some rubber stamp from GitHub to show up as Enterprise-compatible in searches, as mentioned in renovatebot/renovate#1497