Currently, to my knowledge, Github’s dependency graphic tool does not work with Julia packages because the manifest is not one of the supported types listed here ( Exploring the dependencies of a repository - GitHub Docs ). From my understanding of the ecosystem, I feel it wouldn’t be that hard to imp…

One issue is that most people do not check in the Manifest.toml for public-use packages. So, you could only go one level deep using the Project.toml files. Perhaps maybe you could do it recursively based on the Project.toml files, but then that seems rather complicated.

[image] tbeason: One issue is that most people do not check in the Manifest.toml for public-use packages. :grimacing: I’m not supposed to do this? I should add Manifest.toml to .gitignore for my packages?

[image] Alec_Loudenback: :grimacing: I’m not supposed to do this? I should add Manifest.toml to .gitignore for my packages? If you want to have problems with CI every now and then, no :slightly_smiling_face: :troll:

[image] Managing dependencies in packages General Usage How do I account for package dependencies that vary depending on the Julia version when running CI via travis? My situation: The SpecialFunctions package in its latest version 0.10.0 requires Julia 1.3 or above. When…

JuliaHub for example does show dependencies and reverse dependencies for each package in General.

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