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Dependabot alerts shows transitive dependency paths #494
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[-]Dependabot alerts: transitive dependency paths[/-][+]Dependabot alerts shows transitive dependency paths[/+]on Feb 22, 2023 This issue is being closed as outdated. For more information, please check out this Discussion post. Stay tuned for new additions to our refreshed public roadmap!
We wanted to provide more details on why we removed this from the roadmap. This effort is under review by the product team. This has been removed from the roadmap until we can provide a more accurate delivery estimate.
We’d love you to share your thoughts in this dedicated discussion —your feedback is invaluable in helping us prioritize.
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Dependabot alerts will surface more information about transitive dependencies, including direct dependency information and transitive dependency paths.
Intended Outcome
In this initial ship, we expect to add filtering ability for alerts on direct and indirect dependencies, as well as surfacing of the direct dependencies that pull in a transitive dependency.
How will it work?
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