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# Ignore

## Usage

`snyk ignore --id=<ISSUE_ID> [--expiry=] [--reason=] [--policy-path=<PATH_TO_POLICY_FILE>] [--path=<PATH_TO_RESOURCE>] [OPTIONS]`

`snyk ignore [--expiry=] [--reason=] [--policy-path=<PATH_TO_POLICY_FILE>] [--file-path=<PATH_TO_RESOURCE>] [OPTIONS]`

## Description

The `snyk ignore` command modifies the `.snyk` policy file to ignore a stated issue according to its snyk ID for all occurrences, its expiry date, a reason, or according to paths in the filesystem.

This updates your local `.snyk` file to contain a block similar to the following:

```yaml
ignore:
  '<ISSUE_ID>':
    - '*':
        reason: <REASON>
        expires: <EXPIRY>
```

When you use the `--path` option the block is similar to this:

```yaml
ignore:
  '<ISSUE_ID>':
    - '<PATH_TO_RESOURCE>':
        reason: <REASON>
        expires: <EXPIRY>
```

When you use the `--file-path` option the block is similar to this:

```yaml
exclude:
  '<GROUP>':
    - <FILE MATCHING-PATTERN>
    - <FILE MATCHING-PATTERN>:
      reason: <REASON>
      expires: <EXPIRY>
      created: <CREATION TIME>
```

**Note**: The `--file-path` \[exclude] option is available only for Snyk Code (SAST) tests or Open Source `--unmanaged` tests and will not work for other test types.

Ignoring issues or vulnerabilities using the .snyk file is not supported for Snyk Code

## Debug

Use the `-d` option to output the debug logs.

## Options

### `--id=<ISSUE_ID>`

Snyk ID for the issue to ignore, omitted if used with `--file-path`; required by other use cases.

### `--expiry=<EXPIRY>`

Expiry date in `YYYY-MM-DD` format.

Supported formats:

[ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html)

[RFC 2822](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822)

Default: 30 days or none if used with `--file-path`

### `--reason=<REASON>`

Human-readable `<REASON>` to ignore this issue.

Default: none

**Note**: Not supported for Snyk Code.

### `--policy-path=<PATH_TO_POLICY_FILE>`

Path to a `.snyk` policy file to pass manually.

Default: none

### `--path=<PATH_TO_RESOURCE>`

Path to resource inside the depgraph for which to ignore the issue.

Use to narrow the scope of the ignore rule. When no resource path is specified, all resources are ignored.

You can specify component versions in the path using [https://github.com/npm/node-semver#versions](https://github.com/npm/node-semver#versions)

If used, follows the `--policy-path` option.

Default: all

### `--file-path=<PATH_TO_RESOURCE>`

Filesystem for which to ignore the issue. Used by `snyk code` and `snyk test --unmanaged`

Default: none

### `--file-path-group=[global|code|iac-drift]`

Grouping used in combination with `--file-path`, otherwise omitted.

Default: global

## Examples for snyk ignore command

### Ignore a specific vulnerability

```
$ snyk ignore --id='npm:qs:20170213' --expiry='2021-01-10' --reason='Module not affected by this vulnerability'
```

### Ignore a specific vulnerability with a resource path specified

```
$ snyk ignore --id='SNYK-JS-PATHPARSE-1077067' --expiry='2021-01-10' --path='nyc@11.9.0 > istanbul-lib-report@1.1.3 > path-parse@1.0.5' --reason='Module not affected by this vulnerability'$ snyk ignore --id='SNYK-JS-PATHPARSE-1077067' --expiry='2021-01-10' --path='nyc@11.9.0
```

### Ignore a specific vulnerability with a resource path specified (Windows)&#x20;

In this example, `snyk iac test` on Windows returned a Path containing single quotes and a File specification containing back slashes:

Rule: [https://security.snyk.io/rules/cloud/SNYK-CC-TF-118](https://security.snyk.io/rules/cloud/SNYK-CC-TF-118)\
Path: resource > aws_iam_role\[OrganizationAccountAccessRole] > assume_role_policy\['Statement']\[0]\
File: terraform\environment\com\iam.tf\

The corresponding `snyk ignore` command would be:

`snyk ignore --id=SNYK-CC-TF-118 --path="terraform\environment\com\iam.tf > resource > aws_iam_role[OrganizationAccountAccessRole] > assume_role_policy['Statement'][0]"`

### Ignore a specific vulnerability with a resource path specified (Linux, Mac OS)&#x20;

In this example, `snyk iac test` on Linux or Mac OS returned a Path containing single quotes and a File specification containing forward slashes:

The corresponding `snyk ignore` command would be:

`snyk ignore --id=SNYK-CC-TF-118 --path="terraform/environment/com/iam.tf > resource > aws_iam_role[OrganizationAccountAccessRole] > assume_role_policy['Statement'][0]"`

### Ignore a specific vulnerability for 30 days

```
$ snyk ignore --id=npm:tough-cookie:20160722
```

### Ignore a specific file until 2031-01-20

Ignore a specific file, used by `snyk test --unmanaged` until 2031-01-20, with a description as a reference for the future.

```
$ snyk ignore --file-path='./deps/curl-7.58.0/src/tool_msgs.c' --expiry='2031-01-20' --reason='patched file'
```

### Ignore files or folders using glob expression - Snyk Code and `unmanaged` only

To ignore files matching a glob expression, add them to a specific group.

This applies to Snyk Code; it does not apply to Snyk Open Source except `unmanaged`, to Container, or to IaC.

```
$ snyk ignore --file-path='./**/vendor/**/*.cpp' --file-path-group='global'
```

## More information about the `snyk ignore` command

For more information see:

- [Ignore vulnerabilities using Snyk CLI](https://docs.snyk.io/snyk-cli/scan-and-maintain-projects-using-the-cli/ignore-vulnerabilities-using-the-snyk-cli)
- [IaC ignores using the .snyk policy file](https://docs.snyk.io/snyk-cli/scan-and-maintain-projects-using-the-cli/snyk-cli-for-iac/iac-ignores-using-the-.snyk-policy-file)

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