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@@ -15,6 +15,14 @@ Known and addressed issues for newly released versions are easily added using th
Gitea Actions runs this command again before testing and deploying. Gitea Actions runs this command again before testing and deploying.
- Submit a pull request. - Submit a pull request.
Generated files are intentionally committed so a clone of the repository
contains a ready-to-serve snapshot of the website without requiring Node.js or
a build step. They may lag behind the issue source files when contributors do
not regenerate them before committing. The issue source files are canonical;
the Gitea deployment workflow regenerates the derived files before testing and
publishing the site, so the hosted version does not depend on the committed
snapshot being current.
There is intentionally no automated scaping of Palo Alto's website, to avoid abuse of server resources. Also releases are not that frequent. A crawler to grab some data from the Common Crawl dataset was started but never really finished. There is intentionally no automated scaping of Palo Alto's website, to avoid abuse of server resources. Also releases are not that frequent. A crawler to grab some data from the Common Crawl dataset was started but never really finished.
Some data was collected early on when the HTMLTable -> Markdown code was kind of bad, so the formatting of the issue write-up tends to be bad on those. Mostly PAN-OS 10 and 11 stuff. Some data was collected early on when the HTMLTable -> Markdown code was kind of bad, so the formatting of the issue write-up tends to be bad on those. Mostly PAN-OS 10 and 11 stuff.