For component analysis issues, the Contributing Details view takes the form of a dependency tree that shows direct dependencies leading to transitive dependencies culminating in detected issues.

In VS Code, the LOCAL VIEW can also display the dependency tree for an issue.

The dependency tree shows direct dependencies leading to transitive dependencies that culminate in detected issues.

To see the dependency tree for an issue, click the expansion arrow to the left of the issue’s entry.

Figure 1. LOCAL VIEW displaying expanded dependency trees

SCA dependency tree display in VS Code

In Eclipse, IntelliJ, and Visual Studio, the dependency tree appears in the Contributing Details view.

Figure 2. SCA dependency trees in the IntelliJ Contributing Details view
SCA dependency tree display in IntelliJ

To view duplicate dependencies

By default, Code Sight displays a single level of dependencies for Black Duck SCA issues. To adjust this level, you can update the Component Dependency Duplication Sensitivity setting in your Black Duck server.

For further detail, please see About component dependency duplication.