The correct option is Dependency graph.

This feature aggregates all direct and transitive dependencies that GitHub detects from manifest and lock files and presents them in one place in the repository. It supports multiple ecosystems and works on GitHub Enterprise Cloud, which makes it the right choice when you need a single comprehensive list of the libraries and packages your code relies on.

Code scanning alerts reports security findings from code analysis tools and does not enumerate all dependencies across ecosystems, so it does not provide the single consolidated list that is required.

Network graph visualizes commit and branch history and activity among forks and does not show package or library dependencies, so it does not meet the requirement.

Dependency review focuses on changes to dependencies within pull requests to help assess risk when adding or updating packages rather than giving you a repository wide inventory.

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