dependency-checker

To audit dependencies in a multi-language monorepo, scan manifests like package.json, go.mod, requirements.txt, and Cargo.toml to identify outdated packages and vulnerabilities. This generates a prioritized update plan with risk-based remediation guidance.

A dependency audit scans package manifests across ecosystems like npm, Go, Python, Rust, Java, and Ruby to surface known vulnerabilities. It evaluates dependencies to flag risky packages and provides phase-based remediation guidance for safe updates.

Yes, dependency scanning works with both pyproject.toml and Pipfile. It also supports package.json, go.mod, Cargo.toml, pom.xml, build.gradle, and Gemfile to audit dependencies across multi-language projects for outdated packages and vulnerabilities.

Generate an update plan by scanning package.json and Cargo.toml to detect outdated npm and Rust packages. The plan is prioritized into phases with risk-based recommendations and remediation guidance for each ecosystem.

Yes, you can integrate multi-language dependency audits into CI workflows. Scanning manifests across the repository keeps all stacks in sync by generating a phase-based update plan for security vulnerabilities and outdated packages.

The best way to surface breaking changes in Java and Ruby dependencies is scanning pom.xml, build.gradle, and Gemfile. This identifies outdated packages and vulnerabilities, generating a risk-based update plan with remediation guidance.