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To manage dependencies in a monorepo with strict resolution, use a package manager that enforces workspace-aware tooling and deterministic installs. This approach coordinates multi-package projects across CI and local development with consistent environments.

The best way to optimize CI for multi-package projects is using a package manager with a content-addressable store and hard links for fast, disk-space efficient installs. Enforcing a frozen lockfile also ensures reproducible builds and faster CI execution.

Catalogs and overrides enforce consistency across workspace packages by centralizing dependency versions and patching resolutions. This mechanism ensures all packages in a monorepo use identical dependency versions, preventing conflicts and drift.

Yes, you can use hooks to coordinate dependency management across local development and CI. Hooks automate workspace tooling and enforce strict resolution rules, providing robust, production-grade workflows for consistent environments.

Strict dependency resolution is used for managing a monorepo to keep large codebases reliable by preventing phantom dependencies. It ensures deterministic installs and reproducible builds by isolating package dependencies strictly.

Yes, pnpm supports frozen lockfiles to ensure reproducible builds in CI. Installing workspace dependencies with a frozen lockfile prevents unintended updates and guarantees deterministic installs across different environments.