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fix: Add ignore/unignore information to SRM 'Activity History' section #2258

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fix: Add ignore/unignore information to SRM 'Activity History' section
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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ For a detailed view of the distribution on a specific week, hover over the graph

### Activity history

The **Activity history** graph shows weekly counts of open and closed findings over the past three months, overlaid on the overall open findings trend. It complements the **Open findings history** graph with more information, such as the volume of findings addressed each week and a visual representation of the new/closed ratio.
The **Activity history** graph shows weekly counts of open, closed, ignored and unignored findings over the past three months, overlaid on the overall open findings trend. It complements the **Open findings history** graph with more information, such as the volume of findings addressed each week and a visual representation of the new/closed ratio.

To filter the graph by finding severity, use the drop-down in the top right-hand corner of the panel.

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