Ignore lockfiles and dependencies
You can restrict code files or lockfiles from generating Supply Chain findings. To do so, you must create a .semgrepignore
file in your repository's root directory and define code files and lock files to ignore. The file paths you provide in your .semgrepignore
file depend on the option that best suits your organization's needs:
Goal | Method |
---|---|
Prevent a code file from generating any reachable findings. | Include the code file's path in the repository's .semgrepignore file. |
Prevent a lockfile from generating any unreachable findings but still generate reachable findings from a code file. | Include the lockfile's path in the repository's semgrepignore file. |
Prevent a code file from generating either reachable or unreachable findings. | Include the file paths of the lockfile and code files in the repository's .semgrepignore file. |
Unreachable findings are only generated from lockfiles, because Semgrep defines unreachable findings as the absence of a match in the code.
Sample .semgrepignore
configuration
Given a repository with the following files:
- A file
codefile_with_vuln.js
that generates reachable and unreachable findings due to a vulnerable dependency. - A
package-lock.json
file that lists the vulnerable dependency.
If you add codefile_with_vuln.js
to the .semgrepignore
file, Semgrep ignores any reachable findings generated when scanning codefile_with_vuln.js
:
# .semgrepignore
codefile_with_vuln.js
If you add package-lock.json
to the .semgrepignore
file, Semgrep presents reachable findings generated when scanning codefile_with_vuln.js
, but ignores unreachable findings.
# .semgrepignore
package-lock.json
If you add codefile_with_vuln.js
and package-lock.json
to the .semgrepignore
file, Semgrep ignores reachable and unreachable findings generated when scanning codefile_with_vuln.js
:
# .semgrepignore
codefile_with_vuln.js
package-lock.json
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