GitHub Dependency Graph not detecting PyPI packages in monorepo

[kugesan1105]

We maintain jaseci-labs/jaseci, a monorepo that publishes 7 packages to PyPI:

• jaclang (core language)
• jac-byllm, jac-client, jac-scale, jac-super, jac-mcp (plugins)
• jaseci (meta-package)

The problem

When we check the Dependency Graph → Dependents tab, GitHub only recognizes 2 of our 7 packages (jaseci and jac-client). The other 5 packages, including jaclang which is our most-used package, do not appear in the package dropdown at all.

The 33 repositories shown under jaseci are from an older era when this was a single-package repo. We transitioned to a multi-package monorepo structure, and since then GitHub hasn't properly detected the new packages.

What we've verified

All our packages have correct [project.urls] metadata in their pyproject.toml files pointing back to the repository:

[project.urls]
Repository = "https://github.com/Jaseci-Labs/jaseci"

We also create release tags for each package (e.g., jaclang-v2.3.5) through our automated release workflow.

Despite this, GitHub's dependency graph does not recognize most of our packages.

Our latest release (https://github.com/jaseci-labs/jaseci/releases/tag/v2.3.7) shows all 7 packages being published together with proper artifacts and tags.

Request

Is there a specific configuration, metadata format, or process we should follow to get GitHub to properly detect all packages published from a monorepo? Do we need to file an issue with GitHub, or is this a known limitation that requires manual intervention from their side? What would be the best next step here?