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Hi @randomman (Community Member) -
For JavaScript/TypeScript app, we need the package-lock.json for SCA U/S - or you can run SCA Agent on the source project. So if you are doing a Static Scan on the platform, you can just make sure to include the package-lock.json in their upload to get both Static and SCA in the same scan request.
You can leverage the CLI for auto-packaging but it's not guaranteed that will yield an artifact that will get SCA results because it's dependent on having package-lock.json in the project folder or the auto-packager being able to run npm on the project.