Versioned-docs: do not index old versioned docs#3486
Versioned-docs: do not index old versioned docs#3486snazy merged 1 commit intoapache:versioned-docsfrom
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Adds the front-matter tags `robots: noindex` (HTML META tag) and `exclude_search: true` (local site search) for old released versions, aka all except 1.3.0. The change was created using the script from apache#3485.
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| Most Polaris Quickstart scripts require `jq`. Follow the instructions from the [jq](https://jqlang.org/download/) website to download this tool. No newline at end of file | ||
| Most Polaris Quickstart scripts require `jq`. Follow the instructions from the [jq](https://jqlang.org/download/) website to download this tool. |
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possibly something to be fixed in the tool? 🤔
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Indeed, a newline at the end of the file
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@snazy : what is the rationale for not indexing old docs? thx! |
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Rationale is: |
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From my POV the information is not necessarily duplicate / outdated as old docs are relevant to their respective project releases and the content can be different. Although, I do not mind this change, I wonder what other people think about this 🤔 |
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I think for now, given the pace of Polaris and the fact that we are not supporting older releases, it makes sense to only let search engines index the most recent release only. @dimas-b IMO, the risk of indexing old versions is that there will be more http links pointing to those versions than on the most recent ones. So people search for Polaris help would be redirected to old versions that are not necessary accurate anymore, missing either features or bugfixes. Wdyt? |
follow-up of apache#3486
Adds the front-matter tags
robots: noindex(HTML META tag) andexclude_search: true(local site search) for old released versions, aka all except 1.3.0. The change was created using the script from #3485.