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Thanks for the questions, Dominik!

&gt; Can you “acknowledge” a CrossGuard-policy, enforcementLevel: “advisory”, directly at the resource? To get this check out of the list of policy violations. Similar like nolint flags.

We don’t currently have a way to do this, but it’s on our radar. I thought we had an existing issue tracking this, but couldn’t find it, so I went ahead and opened <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-policy/issues/240>.

&gt; How can you check if a value is a secret value

There isn’t currently a way to do this so I’ve opened <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-policy/issues/241> to track the suggestion.

Please feel free to upvote and add more details on these issues. Thanks!

<@UB9EMC6TY> Thanks for the answers &amp; issues. Just one note: We’re a Pulumi customer. Just mentioning this as you normally note this in the issues, I guess for prioritising stuff :slightly_smiling_face:

BTW: The `pulumi-policy` repo doesn’t have any topics in it, yet. I suggest to set at least `pulumi` , `policy`.

I’m not sure if adding the languages as topics is necessary. I think it wouldn’t hurt, on the other side.
<https://github.com/topics|Github’s topic listing> seems to infer the language(s) from the code in the repo. E.g. for <https://github.com/topics/policy?l=typescript|topic:policy, language:Typescript> it would be easy to rank in the top 3 :slightly_smiling_face:

Edited those issues to indicate they indeed came from a customer. Great suggestion on adding the repo topics, thanks! Done. :smile:

Yeah :+1: Now the repos have enough marketing topics :wink:

Oh, don’t forget `javascript` on the `pulumi-policy` repo.