utils:dependency-checker

You can validate plugin dependencies by running the included Python scripts to check that every dependency declared in extends-plugin.json files exists, is enabled, and resolves to a compatible version.

Plugin dependency validation is the process of checking that dependencies declared in extends-plugin.json files exist and are enabled, preventing runtime errors and failed deployments caused by missing or incompatible plugins.

You can check dependency compatibility by running the Python scripts to audit extends-plugin.json declarations, detect missing or incompatible dependencies, and generate remediation steps for any issues found.

Yes, you can use the included Python scripts to automate dependency validation across multiple plugins during marketplace maintenance, plugin onboarding, and compatibility checks to enforce dependency consistency.

The best way to render dependency check results is to pass the generated dependency-check JSON file to the table-renderer Python script, which produces a structured table output for compatibility auditing and marketplace hygiene.

To get remediation steps for missing or incompatible dependencies, run the resolution-steps Python script with the dependency-check JSON file, which surfaces specific actions needed to resolve detected dependency issues.