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chore: add Yandex to ruleid #143

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@fzipi fzipi commented Oct 14, 2024

We received a formal request from Yandex to reserve the 8,000,000-8,999,999 id range.

Hi dear collegues!
Hope you are doing well.
 
I'm Ruslan.
So now we are develop ruleset, based on SecLang.
According to documentation, gentle way - to reserve IDs in documentation if we plan to share our rules with extenal customers.
 
It will be great to reserve, for example,
ids: 8,000,000-8,999,999 - > Yandex
https://github.com/coreruleset/documentation/blob/main/content/rules/ruleid.md
 
Could you help me with it please?
 
BR, Ruslan S.

CC: @airween @dune73 for coordination.

We received a formal request from Yandex to reserve the 8,000,000-8,999,999 id range.
@fzipi fzipi requested review from airween and dune73 October 14, 2024 13:43
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Looks good to me.

@fzipi fzipi merged commit 3fbcafe into main Oct 14, 2024
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@fzipi fzipi deleted the add-yandex-range branch October 14, 2024 14:49
dextermallo pushed a commit to dextermallo/documentation that referenced this pull request Oct 17, 2024
We received a formal request from Yandex to reserve the 8,000,000-8,999,999 id range.
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