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2.3.2

New Features
- **FortiGates:** Added `branch_pt` and `build` - These parameters are used to be able to enforce a firmware version for a FortiGate when adding it to FortiManager

2.3.1

New Features
- **Policy Packages:** Added `firewall_policy_disable` - Disables a firewall policy in a policy package.
- **Policy Packages:** Added `firewall_policy_enable` - Enables a firewall policy in a policy package.

2.3.0

New Features
- **Policy Packages:** Added `firewall_policies` - Lists all firewall policies for a policy package.
- **System:** Added `refresh_hitcount` - Refreshes the firewall policy hitcount for a policy package.
- **System:** Added `task_result` - Returns the result of a FortiManager task.

2.2.1

Bug Fixes
- **FortiGates:** Fixed `adom` variable not being used when using the `upgrade` function.

2.2.0

Breaking Changes
- **FortiAPs:** The `add` function has been replaced by `add_to_fortigate` and `add_to_adom`, along with its subsequent update and delete functions.
This also matches the same behaviour as for FortiSwitches.

2.1.1

New Features
- Added `adom` argument for the `upgrade` method under **FortiGates**.

Bug Fixes
- `adom` argument was not sent in the request for the `execute` method under **Scripts**.

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