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A suppression tells Atlios that an issue is an intentional exception and should not keep distracting the team in future reviews. Suppressions are useful when a rule is generally helpful, but a specific store, product, or catalog situation should be allowed.

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When to suppress

Suppress an issue when:
  • The catalog state is intentional.
  • The rule does not apply to that product or store.
  • The team has reviewed the issue and decided no action is needed.
  • Repeated scans would otherwise surface the same valid exception.

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When not to suppress

Do not suppress issues just to clear the list. If the product data is wrong, fix it in Atlios or Shopify, then run another scan.

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Suppression keeps scans useful

Good suppressions make future scans easier to review. They remove known exceptions so the issue list stays focused on work that still needs attention.