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This pull request refactors how Watchman determines which lists to download, moving away from hardcoded defaults in the configuration file. It introduces support for specifying included lists via an INCLUDED_LISTS environment variable, providing greater flexibility and easier deployment. The changes ensure that the system can be configured to download specific lists without modifying the default configuration file, while also updating relevant documentation.

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  • Default List Removal: The default us_csl and us_ofac lists are no longer pre-included in configs/config.default.yml, making the IncludedLists array empty by default.
  • Environment Variable Support: A new INCLUDED_LISTS environment variable is introduced, allowing users to specify lists to download at runtime, enhancing configuration flexibility.
  • Dynamic List Loading: The download logic (internal/download/download.go) has been updated to combine lists specified in the configuration file with those provided via the INCLUDED_LISTS environment variable.
  • Documentation Updates: The documentation (docs/config.md, docs/intro.md) has been revised to reflect these changes, including new tables for available lists and explanations for the new environment variable.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the default included lists, requiring users to explicitly configure them either in the config file or via a new INCLUDED_LISTS environment variable. The implementation looks good, and the new getIncludedLists function correctly merges lists from both sources. I've made a few suggestions to fix a typo in comments, improve the documentation to reflect this breaking change, and slightly refactor the new function for better readability.

@adamdecaf adamdecaf force-pushed the config-disable-default-sources branch from 0fabed6 to c615843 Compare December 19, 2025 18:26
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Code Review

This pull request modifies the download behavior to no longer include default lists, instead requiring users to specify them in the configuration file or via the INCLUDED_LISTS environment variable. The changes are well-implemented, updating the default configuration, documentation, and the core download logic. My feedback focuses on ensuring the documentation is consistent with the new default behavior and removing some now-unreachable code from the download process.

@adamdecaf adamdecaf merged commit 663147e into master Dec 19, 2025
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