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Documentation for self-hosted setup guides was updated to clarify the recommended Azure OpenAI model deployments and to add a note about required Anthropic model access for AWS Bedrock. These changes affect the Azure and AWS Bedrock configuration sections across multiple self-hosted platform guides. No code or configuration logic was changed.

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docs/self-hosted/azure-devops.md
docs/self-hosted/bitbucket.md
docs/self-hosted/github.md
docs/self-hosted/gitlab.md
Updated Azure OpenAI model deployment recommendations for clarity and consistency; added note specifying required Anthropic model access for AWS Bedrock configuration.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
docs/self-hosted/gitlab.md (1)

65-65: Unify comment prefix in .env example

This line uses “##” as the comment prefix, whereas other examples use a single “#”. For consistency across all self-hosted docs, please replace “##” with “#”.

docs/self-hosted/bitbucket.md (1)

59-59: Unify comment prefix in .env example

This line starts with “##”, differing from the single “#” used in other environment snippets. Consider standardizing to “#” for consistency.

docs/self-hosted/azure-devops.md (1)

67-67: Unify comment prefix in .env example

The recommendation line is prefixed with “##”, while other docs use a single “#” for comments. Please change it to “#” to maintain uniformity.

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docs/self-hosted/github.md (2)

70-70: Azure OpenAI recommendation wording updated correctly

Removed the redundant word “deployments” after “o3” and aligned the list with other docs. The phrasing and punctuation are clear and consistent.


102-102: AWS Bedrock Anthropic model access note added

The new comment clearly specifies required Anthropic Claude models for Bedrock. This aligns with other platforms' docs and will guide users appropriately.

docs/self-hosted/gitlab.md (1)

97-97: AWS Bedrock Anthropic model access note added

The required models clause is clearly stated and consistent with other documentation. Good addition.

docs/self-hosted/bitbucket.md (1)

91-91: AWS Bedrock Anthropic model access note added

The added note correctly informs users of required Anthropic models and is consistent with other guides. Approved.

docs/self-hosted/azure-devops.md (1)

99-99: AWS Bedrock Anthropic model access note added

The new comment effectively communicates the Bedrock model requirements. It’s consistent and helpful.

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