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# Code Configuration

## Overview

Code findings (SAST) are configured from the Nullify dashboard — there is no checked-in config file. Query findings with `GET /sast/findings` (and `/detailed`, `/preview`); fetch a single finding with `GET /sast/findings/{findingId}`.

## Autofix

Nullify drafts pull requests automatically for supported languages. Autofix is enabled per tenant; its pull request volume is fixed platform behaviour and not configurable:

* **3** open Nullify pull requests per repository at a time.
* **5** new pull requests per remediation plan.

## Pull request gate

Whether Nullify reviews pull requests and whether a code finding can fail CI is controlled from **Configure → Pull Requests** (`PUT /admin/pr-gate-settings`): `enabled`, `min_priority` (`URGENT` or `IMPORTANT`), and `allow_approving_reviews`. See [Configuration – General](/configuration/configuration-general.md) for details.

## Ignore findings

Accept a risk by allowlisting the specific finding — either per-finding from the dashboard or via the API:

```
POST /sast/findings/{findingId}/allowlist
```

Request body:

```json
{
  "allowlistReason": "HTTP requests with variables in tests are acceptable",
  "allowlistType": "UserAssumeRisk"
}
```

`allowlistType` is one of `AI`, `UserFixed`, `UserAssumeRisk`, `UserFalsePositive`, or `UserOther`. To allowlist several findings at once, use `POST /sast/findings/allowlist` and add a `findingIds` array to the same body. Remove an allowlist entry with `POST /sast/findings/{findingId}/unallowlist`.

Allowlist events also flow through the [Nullify API](/api-reference/api-reference.md) so you can export them for compliance, metrics, or SIEM correlation.


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