As software development continues to evolve, maintaining complexity in dependency trees has become a crucial task. To manage dependencies effectively, software engineers can leverage language-specific tools, such as Lerna for JavaScript and Rush for TypeScript. Regular auditing is essential to identify outdated or vulnerable packages. Reducing the number of dependencies and adopting a monorepo structure can simplify complexity. Integrating Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) pipelines ensures updates do not introduce security issues. Lock files, layered architecture, and clear documentation are also vital for maintaining consistent dependency versions.
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