Release Audit Results
What is and is not claimed by this documentation release.
What v20.6 changes
Documentation only. This package preserves the v20.4 production-audited application code and replaces/expands the internal documentation. No UI redesign or application-code behavior is claimed as part of v20.6.
Previously audited code baseline
The underlying package was previously reported as passing the v20.4 static/package, integration, and HVN viewer-account test suites. Those tests are useful evidence about code structure/behavior, but they do not prove a specific Cloudflare account’s live Access, DNS, bindings, IdP, R2, D1, or OBS configuration.
Known deployment realities retained in this documentation
- Cloudflare Pages Functions must deploy from a Git/CLI-supported workflow; ordinary dashboard Direct Upload does not deploy a
/functionsdirectory. - Pages custom domain must be associated through Pages; manual CNAME-only setup can produce 522.
- Cloudflare currently documents that adding a Pages custom domain while an Access policy is already enabled on that domain is a known issue.
- Command generic asset upload endpoint currently limits files to 25 MB; large program masters need a separate/direct large-media workflow.
- External placeholder/prototype assets in older HVN frontend areas should be replaced before public launch where still present.
- Cloudflare Stream IDs or other provider IDs in source/config must be verified against the actual account before launch.
Documentation audit performed for v20.6
The generated documentation package is checked for: duplicate filenames, broken relative links, mirrored Command-doc parity, HTML title presence, required exact setting strings, and package manifest/hash generation. This is a documentation-integrity audit, not a live Cloudflare account audit.
v24 re-audit scope
The v24 pass re-tests the v23 native playout baseline and adds explicit coverage for full-day rundowns, draft/publish/air gates, market-aware public EPG, local inheritance, scheduled break routing, same-market break conflict rejection, file-timeline hold during commercials, mid-break synchronization, Site/Code Studio preservation, and HVN National Screen Bug compositing.