Settings

Provide one or more path patterns to be ignored, one per line.

Each pattern should follow the syntax of Unix shell-style wildcards:
- Use * to match multiple characters.
- Use ? to match a single character.

Here are some examples:
- To ignore all files with a ".tmp" extension, use: *.tmp
- To ignore all files in a "tests" directory, use: tests/*
- To ignore specific files or directories, provide their exact names or paths, such as:
example/file_to_ignore.txt or folder_to_ignore/*

You can also use regular expressions for more complex matching.
Remember that these patterns will be applied recursively to all files and directories
within the project.
Be cautious when specifying patterns to avoid unintended exclusions.

Maximum file size in bytes which should be skipped from scanning. File size is in bytes. Example: 5 MB is 5242880 bytes.

Specify certain dependency scopes to be ignored for a given package type.

This allows you to exclude dependencies from being created or resolved based on their
scope using the package_type:scope syntax, one per line.
For example: npm:devDependencies

Specify certain vulnerabilities to be ignored using VCID, CVE, or any aliases.