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zeinjaber
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| 31a30466 | This commit introduces significant **documentation enhancements** for the **Log Explorer** and **Trace** features, aiming to clarify their optimal usage. It adds new sections to `log-search.mdx` and `index.mdx` that explain when to use each tool, crucially differentiating between Log Explorer and Trace capabilities. This guidance is built upon new partial documentation files, `log-explorer-use-cases.mdx` and `trace-use-cases.mdx`, which detail specific scenarios. The update improves user understanding and helps users effectively choose the right tool for their debugging and monitoring needs. | Mar 11 | 4 | maint |
| e404a3db | This commit introduces a **documentation update** to clarify the visibility of automatic rule bypasses within the **Trace** feature. It explains that specific bypasses, such as those for **DCV paths**, are intentionally not displayed in Trace results, which is crucial for understanding **WAF** and **Rules** execution. New content was added to `src/content/docs/rules/trace-request/limitations.mdx` and `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx` to detail this behavior. This update helps users avoid confusion when debugging or analyzing request flows where automatic bypasses are in effect, improving the clarity of the **Trace** output. | Mar 5 | 2 | maint |
| 645bba04 | This commit provides **critical documentation updates** for the **Log Explorer** feature, specifically clarifying the distinction between stopping log ingestion and canceling a subscription. It expands the FAQ section in `faq.mdx` with step-by-step instructions for both actions and adds a crucial note to `manage-datasets.mdx` explaining that subscription cancellation does not automatically halt ingestion. This **documentation improvement** aims to prevent user confusion and ensure proper management of log data and associated billing for **Log Explorer** users. | Feb 12 | 2 | maint |
| d28c7a6e | This commit provides a **documentation update** for **Super Bot Fight Mode**, specifically within the `src/content/docs/bots/get-started/super-bot-fight-mode.mdx` guide. It offers **clarified instructions** for disabling the feature and details bot groupings and other configuration options available in the **Cloudflare dashboard**. This **maintenance** work enhances user understanding and improves the experience for those managing bot protection settings. | Jan 5 | 1 | maint |
| 36641b4d | This commit **updates the documentation** for **WAF (Web Application Firewall) rate limiting rules** by adding a new best practice section to `best-practices.mdx`. The **documentation update** specifically advises on limiting the reuse of `cf_clearance` cookies within these rules. This **maintenance** task provides clearer guidance for users, helping them implement more robust and secure rate limiting configurations by preventing potential misuse of `cf_clearance` cookies. | Nov 13 | 1 | maint |
| f0eaa35d | This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Web Application Firewall (WAF)**, specifically within the `src/content/docs/waf/rate-limiting-rules/find-rate-limit.mdx` file. It addresses a **documentation gap** by adding the "Request rate analysis" dropdown option, which includes 'IP & JA4' as a new filter, to the **Security Analytics** section. This **maintenance update** ensures that users have accurate and complete information when configuring and understanding rate limiting rules, improving the clarity of the WAF's analytical capabilities. | Oct 22 | 1 | maint |
| 07a1a741 | This commit performs a **documentation update** for the **WAF (Web Application Firewall)** section, specifically to align UI labels in the guides. It consistently changes the phrase "If incoming requests match" to "When incoming requests match" across various documentation pages. This **maintenance** effort affects guides for **custom rules**, **rate limiting rules**, **logpush**, **CMS security**, and **Firewall for AI**, ensuring the documentation accurately reflects the user interface for defining rule expressions. Additionally, one page updates "With the same value of" to "With the same characteristics" for improved clarity, enhancing the overall user experience by providing more precise language. | Oct 22 | 8 | maint |
| 05d3888d | This commit introduces a **documentation update** to the **Web Application Firewall (WAF)** section. Specifically, it adds a crucial note to the `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx` file, detailing potential ISP-level blocking restrictions. This **enhancement** improves the **WAF troubleshooting FAQ** by providing users with important context for diagnosing connectivity issues. The change aims to clarify external factors that might impact WAF functionality, thereby improving user self-service and reducing support inquiries. | Sep 18 | 1 | maint |
| aaad839b | This commit performs a **documentation update** within the **WAF module**, specifically rewriting the **troubleshooting FAQ** located at `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx`. The **content improvement** provides clearer and more comprehensive explanations regarding why users might be blocked by Cloudflare. This update aims to offer better advice and understanding for both affected visitors and site owners, enhancing the self-service experience for WAF-related blocking issues. | Sep 16 | 1 | maint |
| 88f3c26d | This commit **updates** the **frequently asked questions documentation** within the `frequently-asked-questions.mdx` file. This **maintenance** task addresses the issue of outdated information, as identified in SPM-2932, by refreshing the content to ensure accuracy and relevance. The change improves the overall quality and usefulness of the project's **user-facing documentation**, providing clearer and more current answers to common queries. | Sep 11 | 2 | – |
| 696bad6a | This commit provides a **documentation update** for the **DDoS protection simulation feature**, specifically within the `simulate-ddos-attack.mdx` reference. It **removes the prior requirement** for users to open a support ticket and provide detailed information before simulating a DDoS attack. This **simplifies the process** for users, allowing them to more directly and immediately test their DDoS defenses without administrative overhead. | Sep 10 | 1 | maint |
| 2d948f97 | This commit provides a **documentation update** to clarify the usage of the `bm_cookie_enabled` field within the **bot management** configuration. Specifically, it explains that this field is used to disable the `__cf_bm` cookie, improving user understanding of how to control cookie behavior for bot protection. This **clarification** ensures users can correctly configure their systems to manage the presence of this specific security cookie. | Sep 4 | 1 | maint |
| 3e002cb4 | This commit primarily **updates and enhances the documentation** for **HTTP 429 errors** and **API rate limits**. It introduces a new section on **R2 managed public buckets** within the `error-429.mdx` page, alongside adjusting heading levels for improved consistency. Furthermore, the `api-rate-limits.mdx` partial now features conditional rendering for the API token limits heading and better formatting for numerical values. This **documentation maintenance** task aims to provide clearer and more comprehensive information for users interacting with API limits and specific cloud services. | Aug 8 | 3 | maint |
This commit introduces significant **documentation enhancements** for the **Log Explorer** and **Trace** features, aiming to clarify their optimal usage. It adds new sections to `log-search.mdx` and `index.mdx` that explain when to use each tool, crucially differentiating between Log Explorer and Trace capabilities. This guidance is built upon new partial documentation files, `log-explorer-use-cases.mdx` and `trace-use-cases.mdx`, which detail specific scenarios. The update improves user understanding and helps users effectively choose the right tool for their debugging and monitoring needs.
This commit introduces a **documentation update** to clarify the visibility of automatic rule bypasses within the **Trace** feature. It explains that specific bypasses, such as those for **DCV paths**, are intentionally not displayed in Trace results, which is crucial for understanding **WAF** and **Rules** execution. New content was added to `src/content/docs/rules/trace-request/limitations.mdx` and `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx` to detail this behavior. This update helps users avoid confusion when debugging or analyzing request flows where automatic bypasses are in effect, improving the clarity of the **Trace** output.
This commit provides **critical documentation updates** for the **Log Explorer** feature, specifically clarifying the distinction between stopping log ingestion and canceling a subscription. It expands the FAQ section in `faq.mdx` with step-by-step instructions for both actions and adds a crucial note to `manage-datasets.mdx` explaining that subscription cancellation does not automatically halt ingestion. This **documentation improvement** aims to prevent user confusion and ensure proper management of log data and associated billing for **Log Explorer** users.
This commit provides a **documentation update** for **Super Bot Fight Mode**, specifically within the `src/content/docs/bots/get-started/super-bot-fight-mode.mdx` guide. It offers **clarified instructions** for disabling the feature and details bot groupings and other configuration options available in the **Cloudflare dashboard**. This **maintenance** work enhances user understanding and improves the experience for those managing bot protection settings.
This commit **updates the documentation** for **WAF (Web Application Firewall) rate limiting rules** by adding a new best practice section to `best-practices.mdx`. The **documentation update** specifically advises on limiting the reuse of `cf_clearance` cookies within these rules. This **maintenance** task provides clearer guidance for users, helping them implement more robust and secure rate limiting configurations by preventing potential misuse of `cf_clearance` cookies.
This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Web Application Firewall (WAF)**, specifically within the `src/content/docs/waf/rate-limiting-rules/find-rate-limit.mdx` file. It addresses a **documentation gap** by adding the "Request rate analysis" dropdown option, which includes 'IP & JA4' as a new filter, to the **Security Analytics** section. This **maintenance update** ensures that users have accurate and complete information when configuring and understanding rate limiting rules, improving the clarity of the WAF's analytical capabilities.
This commit performs a **documentation update** for the **WAF (Web Application Firewall)** section, specifically to align UI labels in the guides. It consistently changes the phrase "If incoming requests match" to "When incoming requests match" across various documentation pages. This **maintenance** effort affects guides for **custom rules**, **rate limiting rules**, **logpush**, **CMS security**, and **Firewall for AI**, ensuring the documentation accurately reflects the user interface for defining rule expressions. Additionally, one page updates "With the same value of" to "With the same characteristics" for improved clarity, enhancing the overall user experience by providing more precise language.
This commit introduces a **documentation update** to the **Web Application Firewall (WAF)** section. Specifically, it adds a crucial note to the `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx` file, detailing potential ISP-level blocking restrictions. This **enhancement** improves the **WAF troubleshooting FAQ** by providing users with important context for diagnosing connectivity issues. The change aims to clarify external factors that might impact WAF functionality, thereby improving user self-service and reducing support inquiries.
This commit performs a **documentation update** within the **WAF module**, specifically rewriting the **troubleshooting FAQ** located at `src/content/docs/waf/troubleshooting/faq.mdx`. The **content improvement** provides clearer and more comprehensive explanations regarding why users might be blocked by Cloudflare. This update aims to offer better advice and understanding for both affected visitors and site owners, enhancing the self-service experience for WAF-related blocking issues.
This commit **updates** the **frequently asked questions documentation** within the `frequently-asked-questions.mdx` file. This **maintenance** task addresses the issue of outdated information, as identified in SPM-2932, by refreshing the content to ensure accuracy and relevance. The change improves the overall quality and usefulness of the project's **user-facing documentation**, providing clearer and more current answers to common queries.
This commit provides a **documentation update** for the **DDoS protection simulation feature**, specifically within the `simulate-ddos-attack.mdx` reference. It **removes the prior requirement** for users to open a support ticket and provide detailed information before simulating a DDoS attack. This **simplifies the process** for users, allowing them to more directly and immediately test their DDoS defenses without administrative overhead.
This commit provides a **documentation update** to clarify the usage of the `bm_cookie_enabled` field within the **bot management** configuration. Specifically, it explains that this field is used to disable the `__cf_bm` cookie, improving user understanding of how to control cookie behavior for bot protection. This **clarification** ensures users can correctly configure their systems to manage the presence of this specific security cookie.
This commit primarily **updates and enhances the documentation** for **HTTP 429 errors** and **API rate limits**. It introduces a new section on **R2 managed public buckets** within the `error-429.mdx` page, alongside adjusting heading levels for improved consistency. Furthermore, the `api-rate-limits.mdx` partial now features conditional rendering for the API token limits heading and better formatting for numerical values. This **documentation maintenance** task aims to provide clearer and more comprehensive information for users interacting with API limits and specific cloud services.