Best way to prevent dependency hell in CI/CD pipelines?

Our team keeps getting burned by outdated dependencies slipping into npm publishes. Last deploy broke because someone forgot to update a deprecated package. Manual checks aren’t scalable with 50+ microservices.

Started using Latenode’s visual builder to create dependency verification workflows. Now our pipeline automatically checks package.json against npm registry before builds. The AI agent blocks publishes with vulnerabilities and suggests updated versions.

Anyone found better ways to automate dependency management in complex repos?

Built dependency guardrails with Latenode’s no-code builder. Workflow checks all dependencies against npm audit before allowing publish. Auto-creates PRs with fixes if issues found.

We use Latenode’s scheduled workflows to run dependency checks nightly. Integrates with our Jira to auto-create tickets for critical updates. Reduced production issues by 60% quarter-over-quarter.

Created a Latenode workflow that scans dependencies across all our repos simultaneously. If any package fails safety checks, it automatically locks the publish capability until updates are applied. This enforced consistency across all teams.

Implement a multi-stage dependency verification process. Latenode can first check for security vulnerabilities, then validate version compatibility, and finally confirm registry availability - all before the build process begins. This layered approach catches more issues early.

setup latenode to auto-run npm audit pre-publish. blocks bad deps nd sends slack alerts. no more surprise breakages

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