
In January 2026, Alex Warner updated the Certificate Authority documentation in the cloudflare/cloudflare-docs repository to support Punycode domains. Working in Markdown and leveraging technical writing and documentation skills, Alex revised compatibility guidance to reflect recent SSL and GTS changes, removed outdated references to unsupported Punycode domains, and refreshed the compatibility check link. The update also reintroduced Punycode limitations based on product feedback, ensuring alignment with Product and Security teams. This targeted documentation change clarified onboarding for developers managing Punycode domains, reduced confusion, and improved trust and compatibility, though the scope was limited to a single feature without bug fixes.
January 2026 — Cloudflare Docs: Delivered a targeted Certificate Authority documentation update to reflect Punycode domain support and improve compatibility checks. Implemented changes in cloudflare/cloudflare-docs to align with SSL/GTS updates, removed outdated mentions of unsupported Punycode domains, refreshed the compatibility link anchor, and re-added Punycode limitations per product feedback. This work enhances developer guidance, reduces confusion, and supports faster onboarding for domains with punycode, contributing to better trust, compatibility, and lower support overhead.
January 2026 — Cloudflare Docs: Delivered a targeted Certificate Authority documentation update to reflect Punycode domain support and improve compatibility checks. Implemented changes in cloudflare/cloudflare-docs to align with SSL/GTS updates, removed outdated mentions of unsupported Punycode domains, refreshed the compatibility link anchor, and re-added Punycode limitations per product feedback. This work enhances developer guidance, reduces confusion, and supports faster onboarding for domains with punycode, contributing to better trust, compatibility, and lower support overhead.

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