<ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.whole_history') }}">Show chronological list of template versions</a><br>
<ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.warnings') }}">Show warnings related to templates</a><br>
<h3>First run</h3>
<p>This page presumes that you've already setup all appropriate locales in .env file (or docker.env when relevant).</p>
<p>If you're starting to use Importer but did use Scan2Report previously, you can <ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.import_scan2report_templates_to_pwndoc') }}">import scan2report templates to PwnDoc.</a>
</p>
Download templates (including content of plugins folder) as a ZIP archive
<h3>Work with templates</h3>
<p>The regular work with templates happens fully inside <ahref="/vulnerabilities">PwnDoc</a>. However, if you want to access full history (not just proposed/accepted templates), you have to do it through Importer.
There are tools for
<ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.compare_versions') }}">comparison of two templates</a> and
also a <ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.whole_history') }}">chronological list of all template versions</a>.
</p>
<p>Because templates are manually edited, there is also page that <ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.warnings') }}">checks for errors in templates</a></p>
<p>If you find that some findings are too similar and should be grouped, you can <ahref="{{ url_for('api_root.json_editor') }}">edit scan2report config files (plugins.json, groups.json, aliases.json)</a>.</p>
<h3>Other actions</h3>
You can download templates (including content of plugins folder) as a ZIP archive. This is useful if for some reason you want to run scan2report manually and locally.
<ul>
<li><ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.export_as_scan2report_native', output_format='scan2report_with_pwndoc_formatting') }}">Scan2Report template with PwnDoc formatting and escaping</a></li>
<li><ahref="{{ url_for('api_templates.export_as_scan2report_native', output_format='scan2report_native') }}">Scan2Report native format (i.e. without HTML - best effort only)</a></li>