How to Whitelist some Domains not to Quarantine when DMARC fails?

[stellarpower]

Hi,

I have some domains trying to contact my maddy instance that apparently have DMARC problems. The messages are received okay, but go into the spam folder.

I was reading here on how whitelists could be set up, but when I copy something almost identical to the marked solution there into my config, I'm still seeing messages being quarantined. I'm not fully clear on how the configuration language works (a little bit more in the general introduction on modules would be much appreciated, as it's quite complex and obviously is specific to Maddy alone), but I assume that the checks and dmarc directives there are still applying even when the source_in is present. Do those directives apply to the whole submission directive, or does the source_in act a bit like an early return statement? I wasn't sure if configurations are applied top to bottom, or if they apply to all nested elements unless these override them.

Is there a way I can configure a whitelist that will either skip checks, or preferably, perform the checks but not quarantine any mail if the sending address is in the whitelist? I'd like these messages to go through to the inbox as I am missing important communication, as I am happy the risk that someone is spamming those exact senders' addresses is small.

Thanks a lot