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This commit adds two new buttons to the frontend UI. The first allows users to suppress a vulnerability in all projects where the affected component exists. The second enables reversing that action by unsuppressing the vulnerability across all projects. These buttons integrate with the backend functionality to ensure consistent suppression handling and improve user efficiency.:

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closes DependencyTrack/dependency-track#1495

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@rufhe513 rufhe513 force-pushed the issue3-v2 branch 2 times, most recently from d43d369 to 4cae533 Compare April 25, 2025 11:05
This commit adds two new buttons to the frontend UI. The first allows
users to suppress a vulnerability in all projects where the affected
component exists. The second enables reversing that action by
unsuppressing the vulnerability across all projects. These buttons
integrate with the backend functionality to ensure consistent
suppression handling and improve user efficiency.:

Signed-off-by: rufhe513 <[email protected]>
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