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Dependency Graph: Dependency Review (Cloud Beta) #80

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github-product-roadmap opened this issue Jul 24, 2020 · 0 comments
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Dependency Graph: Dependency Review (Cloud Beta) #80

github-product-roadmap opened this issue Jul 24, 2020 · 0 comments

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Summary
Review Dependency Changes allows a reviewer to see dependencies and vulnerabilities in those dependencies they are introducing as part of PRs.

Intended Outcome
Have information in a pull request to know if you are introducing any new dependencies or vulnerabilities before these are added to your environment.

How will it work?
Today, Dependency Graph helps you understand your dependencies, and Security alerts notify you of newly discovered vulnerabilities in your dependencies. In a PR merging a branch to master, you will be able to get predictive information from the Dependency Graph and Security alerts before merging a branch, to see if you are introducing new dependencies or vulnerabilities before these are added to your environment.

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@github-product-roadmap github-product-roadmap added this to Q4 2020 – Oct-Dec in GitHub public roadmap Jul 24, 2020
@github-product-roadmap github-product-roadmap changed the title Dependency Graph: Review Dependency Changes Dependency Graph: Dependency Review (Cloud Beta) Sep 9, 2020
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