How to skip a bad library version

[alexklibisz]

Say I know that "com.foo" %% "library" % "1.2.3" is buggy.

Is there any way for me to tell scala-steward to not upgrade to this specific version?

At first glance, it seems like updating updates.ignore to include this (org, artifact, version) might solve this problem. However the actual behavior seems to be that scala-steward will ignore updates for any project that is already on this (org, artifact, version).

[mzuehlke]

Is this the behaviour your experienced, or what you expect from the documentation ?
The documentation can be interpreted differently:

The dependencies which match the given pattern are NOT updated.

But the configuration (and the documentation) is about candidates for a potential update

[alexklibisz]

The behavior I experience is: an existing dependency which matches the given pattern is not documented.

The first time I read the documentation, I came away with the other understanding: a potential dependency which matches the given pattern would be ignored. That also happened to be the behavior I was looking for, which probably biased my interpretation of the docs.

Is there any way to get this behavior? Or maybe I can make a PR to get this behavior?