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The Sealing rules tab

Reference for the list view of remote Sealing Rules.

The Sealing rules tab lists every remote Sealing Rule in your tenant. Local Sealing Rules (rules in .seal-actions.yml files in your repositories) are not shown here; they live in source control instead.

The full concept-and-how-to home for Sealing Rules is in Sealing Rules. This page is the field reference for the list view.

The Sealing rules tab showing tenant-wide and project-specific rules
Tenant-wide rules carry a scope icon; project-specific rules do not.

Columns

Column
Contents

(scope indicator)

An icon that marks the rule as tenant-wide (applies to every Seal Project in the tenant). Project-specific rules show no icon.

Project

The Seal Project the rule applies to, or "All projects" for tenant-wide rules.

Vulnerable package to replace

The origin package and version the rule targets.

Substitute package

The package the rule replaces it with (different from the origin package only when renaming applies).

Substitute version

The sealed version the rule replaces it with.

User

The user who created the rule.

Creation time

When the rule was created.

The default sort is by creation time, descending (newest rules at the top).

Filters

  • Search: free-text search across package names.

  • Project: show only rules for a single Seal Project, or rules that apply to all projects. The picker lists only projects that can take a remote Sealing Rule (those on the Remote deployment method, plus connected projects whose deployment method is not yet determined). Projects on the Local, Automatic Remediation, Artifact Server, or Manual deployment method do not appear.

Per-row actions

Action
Roles

Edit rule

Admin, Sealer

Delete rule

Admin, Sealer

A New rule button in the tab header opens an inline editable row for creating a rule from scratch. See Creating a Sealing Rule for the create flow.

  • Sealing Rules: the canonical home for the concept, the create flow, and the local-vs-remote split.

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