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# Zerto documentation changelog
**→ [docs.zerto.dev](https://docs.zerto.dev)**
An unofficial, automated record of what changes in the published Zerto
documentation at [help.zerto.com](https://help.zerto.com).
Zerto's docs are updated continuously and silently — pages get rewritten,
limits get raised, requirements appear — with no release note to tell you.
Something re-fetches every published documentation bundle each day, diffs it
against the previous copy, and writes down what moved. The result lives in
this repo's **[Wiki](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/zerto-docs-changelog/wiki)**:
a page per month, a section per day, each change named by its real page title
and linked straight to the documentation it describes.
This repo holds no code. The pipeline that produces the changelog is private —
it carries a full scrape of the documentation — and only the rendered result
is published here.
## Caveats
- This is **not** an official Zerto or HPE publication, and is not affiliated
with or endorsed by either. The documentation is Zerto's; only these change
summaries are generated here.
- Summaries are machine-written and unreviewed. Every line is checked back
against the diff before it is published, so it describes text that really
changed — but **[help.zerto.com](https://help.zerto.com) is the
authoritative source.**
- Only English (`enus`) documentation is tracked.
- A page can be edited without its meaning changing (a screenshot swap, a
moved link). Those still show up.