Dependabot Check

Analyze Dependabot security advisory and provide resolution strategy.

Usage

/dependabot-check <dependabot_url>

Workflow

Step 1: Gather Advisory Information

Determine URL type and use appropriate command:

• If URL contains /security/dependabot/[number]: Use gh api /repos/[owner]/[repo]/dependabot/alerts/[number]
• If URL contains /pull/: Use gh pr view [url] --json title,body,commits
• If URL contains GitHub Security Advisory ID (GHSA-xxxx): Use gh api /advisories/[GHSA-ID]

Step 2: Check Current Project Status

git status
pnpm list --depth=0    # Check direct dependencies
pnpm why [package]     # Check dependency tree

Step 3: Dependency Analysis

1. Check Direct vs Indirect Dependency

   • Check if package exists in package.json
   • If yes: Direct dependency
   • If no: Indirect dependency

2. Analyze Dependency Tree

   • Use pnpm why [package-name]
   • Identify parent packages

Step 4: Resolution Strategy

For Direct Dependencies:

pnpm update [package-name]
# Or modify package.json version then
pnpm install

For Indirect Dependencies:

1. Check if parent package update is minor/patch (low risk) or major (high risk)
2. For minor/patch updates: Update parent package directly
3. For major updates: Consider using pnpm overrides:

{
  "pnpm": {
    "overrides": {
      "[package-name]": "^[safe-version]"
    }
  }
}

Output Format

## 🚨 Dependabot Advisory Analysis

**Reference URL**: [url]

### Vulnerable Package
- **Package Name**: [name] ([direct/indirect])
- **Current Version**: [current] → **Recommended**: [recommended]
- **Severity**: [level]

### 🔧 Resolution Strategy
- **Parent Package**: [parent] ([current] → [required])
- **Update Level**: [Major/Minor/Patch]
- **Recommended Method**: [approach]

### 📋 Checklist
- [ ] Verify lock file changes
- [ ] Identify dependency source
- [ ] Check for breaking changes