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This commit delivers **documentation updates** for **Cloudflare Tunnel**, specifically enhancing clarity for users. It **improves the explanation** of the `--metrics` parameter by updating an example IP range within `src/content/docs/tunnel/configuration.mdx`. Furthermore, the introductory content for **virtual networks** in `src/content/partials/cloudflare-one/tunnel/virtual-networks-intro.mdx` is rephrased and expanded with a clearer example. This **maintenance work** aims to make complex Tunnel concepts easier to understand, aligning with an "ELI5" (Explain Like I'm 5) approach.

This commit performs a **maintenance chore** by updating the `.github/CODEOWNERS` file to reflect current project ownership. It specifically adds new paths for **Cloudflare One partials** and **Cloudflare One Tunnel**, assigning designated owners to these critical components. This ensures that future pull requests affecting these specific `Cloudflare One` subsystems will automatically trigger reviews from the responsible teams, enhancing code quality and accountability for these areas.

warp connector Split Tunnels (#29381)

This commit **updates the documentation** for various **integrations** within the project, specifically modifying the content of the `integrations.mdx` file. This **documentation update** likely includes adding new integration details, clarifying existing setup instructions, or correcting outdated information. The primary goal is to **improve the accuracy and completeness of user-facing guides** for connecting with external services. This **maintenance** effort ensures users have the most current and reliable information when configuring external tools and services with the system.

This commit **enhances the documentation** for the **Cloudflare Tunnel WARP Connector**, specifically within the `tips.mdx` file. It provides comprehensive, step-by-step instructions for updating the connector on both **Debian/Ubuntu** and **RedHat/CentOS** systems. This **documentation update** includes guidance on performing version checks and executing the necessary upgrade commands. The change aims to improve user experience by offering clear, platform-specific maintenance procedures for the WARP Connector.

This commit **enhances the Cloudflare One documentation** by providing detailed guidance on utilizing **environment variables within file paths** for **client-side posture checks**. A new reusable partial, `env-vars-in-file-paths.mdx`, was created to explain this functionality, which is then integrated into the existing `application-check.mdx` and `file-check.mdx` documentation. This **documentation improvement** clarifies how users can define dynamic paths, making posture check configurations more flexible and robust for various operating environments. The update also refines existing notes regarding application path stability and runtime context.

This commit introduces a **feature enhancement** within the **changelog generation utility** (`src/util/changelog.ts`) to dynamically manage client branding. It implements logic to conditionally display either "WARP client" or "Cloudflare One Client" in changelog titles and prefixes, ensuring **accurate product naming** based on the specific release version. Additionally, a minor **performance refactoring** hoists the `isLegacyVersion` check to optimize iteration efficiency. This update ensures **consistent and correct branding** in all generated changelog content, improving clarity for users.

This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Cloudflare One Gateway Virtual Network selector**, specifically within the `virtual-network.mdx` partial. It **renames** the concept from 'Tunnel Virtual Network' to simply 'Virtual Network' to standardize terminology across the platform. Additionally, the commit **adjusts the API example format** to improve clarity and accuracy for users interacting with this feature. This is a **documentation maintenance** task that enhances user understanding and ensures consistency for the Virtual Network feature.

This commit **updates the documentation for Cloudflare One's integration with Google Workspace**, specifically within the identity providers section. It **removes a detailed workaround** previously provided for SCIM provisioning, indicating that this workaround is no longer necessary for current configurations. Additionally, the commit **simplifies a related caution message** in the `google-workspace.mdx` file, improving clarity and reducing complexity for users setting up Google Workspace as an identity provider. This is a **documentation maintenance** task that streamlines the setup process by removing outdated guidance.

This commit **updates documentation** for the **Cloudflare One Client**, specifically adding instructions on how to obtain **captive portal logs**. It provides crucial guidance for users running **version 2026.2+** of the client, enabling them to troubleshoot network connectivity issues related to captive portals. This **documentation update** for `src/content/docs/cloudflare-one/team-and-resources/devices/cloudflare-one-client/configure/settings/captive-portals.mdx` improves the user experience by clarifying the process for gathering diagnostic information.

This commit performs **documentation maintenance** by **fixing capitalization issues** and improving terminology consistency across the **Cloudflare One documentation**. It standardizes the capitalization of "Cloudflare One client" to "**Cloudflare One Client**" and "Device IPs" to "**Device IPs**" in various guides, troubleshooting sections, and configuration instructions. Additionally, it updates instances of "Cloudflare One Client Connector" to the more accurate "**WARP Connector**" within networking services content. This **refinement** ensures a more professional and consistent presentation of information for users interacting with **Cloudflare One** features, including the client, tunnels, and network policies.

This commit performs a comprehensive **documentation update** across the **Cloudflare One documentation** to align with the rebranding of "WARP" to "Cloudflare One Client". It **updates numerous diagrams and text references** in sections covering client configuration, deployment, network connectors (Cloudflare Tunnel), traffic policies, and posture checks. Additionally, it adds clarifying notes to several pages, including MDM deployment guides and troubleshooting, indicating that some image labels may still reflect previous product names. This **maintenance** work ensures consistency and accuracy for users interacting with the Cloudflare One platform, improving clarity across a wide range of client-related topics.

This commit **updates the content of the main documentation page** located at `index.mdx`. It likely refines existing information, adds new details, or corrects inaccuracies within a primary entry point for a documentation section. This is a **documentation update** aimed at improving the clarity, accuracy, and completeness of information available to users navigating the project's guides or overviews.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **reserved IP addresses** within the **Cloudflare One** platform, specifically in the `reserved-ips.mdx` file. The primary changes involve **correcting capitalization** for "Device IPs" and adding "Cloudflare One Client" to provide enhanced clarity in their description. This **documentation maintenance** ensures users receive accurate and more easily understandable information regarding network routing and IP assignments. The update improves the overall readability and precision of the **Cloudflare One documentation**.

This commit provides **documentation updates** for the **WARP client**, primarily focusing on the consumer version. It corrects capitalization in the `get-started` guide, updates OS availability information, and renames a product header to 'Cloudflare One Client' within the main `src/content/docs/warp-client/index.mdx` file. Additionally, the `consumer-warp-download.mdx` partial now clarifies the distinction between consumer WARP and Zero Trust, linking to relevant Cloudflare One Client documentation. These **maintenance** changes enhance the clarity and accuracy of the **WARP client documentation** for users.

This commit performs a comprehensive **documentation update** to rename all instances of "WARP Client" to "**Cloudflare One Client**" across the **Cloudflare One documentation**. This extensive **refactoring** includes renaming hundreds of files and folders, such as `warp-client-checks/` to `client-checks/`, and updating associated internal links, anchor references, and glossary entries. Care was taken to preserve specific product names like `WARP tunnel` and `warp-cli`, while also fixing grammar, phrasing, and clarifying historical references to WARP. This significant **maintenance** effort ensures consistent branding and prevents broken links, greatly enhancing the clarity and navigability of the **Cloudflare One documentation**.

This commit introduces a **new documentation page** detailing **Cloudflare's reserved IP addresses**, providing crucial information for users configuring network routes and split tunnels. It also includes a significant **refactoring of the networking routes documentation**, consolidating information into a new `add-routes.mdx` page and updating all relevant links and redirects. Furthermore, the **IP calculator component** (`SubtractIPCalculator`) and associated documentation are updated to use clearer `subtract` terminology instead of `exclude`, alongside general **refinements to split tunnel configuration instructions** across various partials. These changes collectively enhance the clarity and completeness of the **Cloudflare One networking documentation**, improving the user experience for configuring advanced network features.

This commit provides extensive **documentation updates** across the **Cloudflare One** platform to align with the **new WARP client GUI**. It introduces **version-specific instructions** for various WARP client operations, such as enrollment, switching organizations, configuring settings like captive portals and local network access, and troubleshooting common issues like re-authentication and encryption key resets. By utilizing tabbed content and collapsible sections, the documentation now clearly differentiates steps for different client versions, ensuring users have accurate guidance for the latest WARP experience. This **maintenance** effort improves the user experience by keeping the documentation current and relevant for all WARP users.

This commit **updates the Cloudflare Tunnel documentation** to provide crucial guidance on **revoking account certificates** for **locally-managed tunnels**. Specifically, it adds a new section within `src/content/partials/cloudflare-one/tunnel/locally-managed/tunnel-permissions.mdx` detailing the process to revoke a `cert.pem` file. This **documentation enhancement** also clarifies the validity description for `.pem` files, improving user understanding and operational security. The change ensures users have clear instructions for managing certificate lifecycle, reflecting the updated "Cloudflare Tunnel" terminology.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare One's Okta integration**, providing users with current and accurate setup instructions. It specifically revises the steps for configuring the **Groups claim filter** and adds a new note about **token claim expressions** within the `src/content/docs/cloudflare-one/integrations/identity-providers/okta.mdx` guide. This **documentation maintenance** ensures that users can more effectively configure **Identity Providers** with Cloudflare One, leading to a smoother and more reliable integration process.