A recommendation in Linter represents a single action you can take to migrate one or more resources from the detected, potentially suboptimal state towards a more desirable state. Recommendations are generated once Linter runs a sweep of rules over a given scope.
Linter recommendations contain a Foundry resource, and your ability to see a recommendation is inherited from your permissions to view its underlying resource. A recommendation can belong to one or more projects and, for some modes, can contain an estimate of the impact of following its suggested action.
Once a user actions on the recommendation, another Linter sweep must occur to confirm rule criteria and remove the recommendation from the view.
Use the left sidebar to narrow down the scope of displayed recommendations to better search for specific resources, rules, impact levels, or Projects.
Use the right sidebar to pull recommendation context and learn more about why it appeared, the potential effects of the current state, and required actions to move the resource to a more desired state.
A recommendation can be in one of three states that can be changed based on user interactions:
If you are unable to immediately action on one or more recommendations, you can choose to snooze them and avoid seeing them repeatedly. Use the action bar to set up a snooze for the selected recommendation(s); enter a reason for the snooze, and provide a time when the snooze will expire. After that time, the recommendation will no longer be in the snoozed state.
Snoozed recommendations are indicated by an orange dot and a snoozed alarm symbol. You can choose to un-snooze a recommendation from the action bar.