Hi. I wanted to report an issue. generatedata requires the /cache folder to be writable. However, on CentOS 7, making the folder writable is not enough because the default SELinux policy prevents writing to the /cache folder that is in /var/www/html. To fix this issue, one would have to run the following as root:

chcon -R -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t cache/

Might be good to add this to the documentation :

• user-agent strings provided is not "random" because user-agents.json.gz contains browser fingerprints not user-agents strings so it will give you a representation of what is most used at the time period depending of the version of the lib.
• the db is updated in full not incremental, so old UA are ventilated

For example :

Top user agen

MSVC on Windows prepends padding instructions to functions for alignment (it currently uses the CC opcode for this and a 16-byte alignment for all functions by default). We currently preserve those instructions as "gap functions", but they should be safe to discard. We could add a pass that scans all gap functions and trims them by removing all CC (and even 90 as well) opcode.

The UI does not reflect that Floor shuffle requires these flags.

The UI should be updated, or the Floor shuffle code should be updated to allow for use without treasure and npc shuffle

https://github.com/qala-io/datagen/blob/523d0007a339ff8f7e4453c3ffcd063f4dfced6f/datagen/src/main/java/io/qala/datagen/RandomShortApi.java#L292-L310

I think that there 2 errors:

• Set<T> sampleMultiple has an incorrect comment "@return a random element from the collection" because it doesn't return an element but a set of elements
• List<T> sampleMultiple mentions that "elements don't r

Expected Behavior

Documentation should be use focused and have more user focused discussion and answers. For example, like adding a faq w