dependency-audit

To audit dependencies in a pnpm monorepo, you scan the workspace to uncover security vulnerabilities and license compliance issues. This process runs npm or pnpm audit checks alongside license scanning to monitor health and risk across all packages.

Dependency version drift occurs when different packages in a monorepo use varying versions of the same dependency. You detect drift by running transitive dependency analysis across the workspace to identify misaligned versions and enforce consistency.

Yes, you can integrate Snyk and Socket.dev into your CI pipeline for supply chain security scanning. CI integration automates the auditing process, providing continuous monitoring and automated remediation guidance for detected vulnerabilities.

Transitive dependency analysis improves supply chain security by deeply scanning nested dependencies, not just direct ones. It uncovers hidden vulnerabilities and license compliance risks within the entire dependency tree across all enterprise workspace packages.

Yes, this approach works for enforcing license policies across multiple packages. It performs comprehensive license scanning across the monorepo to ensure compliance, checking dependencies against established enterprise license policies to mitigate legal risk.

The best way to automate remediation guidance is integrating dependency auditing directly into your CI pipeline. By running pnpm audit and security scans continuously, the system generates automated remediation guidance whenever vulnerabilities are detected.