Renew Waiver

Use the Renew Waiver page to extend the expiry date of an existing waiver.

Access the page from either of the following locations:

Go to Waivers, click on Renew ( ) icon in the Actions column.
Go to Repository Details > Policy Violations > Applicable Waivers, click on Renew ( ) icon.
Go to Bulk Waivers > Applicable Waivers, click on Renew ( ) icon.
Go to Waiver > Waiver Detail View, click Renew Waiver button at the top right.

The Renew Waiver button is shown only when the user has the Remediation > Waive Policy Violations permission enabled in their roles.

The page displays the following read-only information from the existing waiver:

The page displays the following renewal fields:

Field	Description
New Expiry Date	Required. Select Never, 7 Days, 14 Days, 30 Days, 60 Days, 90 Days, 120 Days, or Custom.
Reason	Optional. Select a configured waiver reason.
Comment	Optional. Enter additional details. Maximum: 1000 characters.

Renew a waiver

Firewall displays the following message while processing the request:

"Renewing waiver…"

After a successful renewal, Firewall returns you to the previous page and displays the following notification:

"Waiver renewed successfully."

If the renewal fails, Firewall displays an error message on the page.

If you attempt to leave the page with unsaved changes, Firewall displays a confirmation dialog.

If the waiver already has no expiry date and Never is selected, Firewall displays the following message and disables the Renew button:

"Waiver already has no expiry date. Select a new expiry to renew."

Firewall displays contextual renewal messages based on the waiver state:

Waiver state	Message
Active waiver	`Extends current expiry by X days → YYYY-MM-DD`
Expired waiver	`Renews from today for X days → YYYY-MM-DD`
Never-expiring waiver	`New expiry in X days → YYYY-MM-DD`

If you select an invalid or past custom date, Firewall displays the following validation error and disables the Renew button:

"Date must be in the future"

Use the following endpoint to renew waivers:

POST /api/v2/firewall/waivers/renew

The request accepts:

The response includes:

If the caller does not have the WAIVE_POLICY_VIOLATIONS permission, the API returns HTTP 403 Forbidden.