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Block version-specific docs from search engines #69992
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Interesting. I think I feel positively about this; let me sleep on it :) |
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Okay, I think this is the right call. Thank you!
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Block version-specific docs from search engines Latest stable, beta and nightly URLs remain accessible because their URLs don't start with a version number. Robots.txt uses simple path prefixes, so it's OK that the disallow rules aren't full directory paths. Direct links to old docs remain accessible to users, because robots.txt only affects crawlers. With this change old docs for specific old versions of Rust won't pop up in search results. This is good, because users won't be getting obsolete documentation by accident.
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Rollup of 8 pull requests Successful merges: - #69686 (Use `pprust` to print attributes in rustdoc) - #69858 (std: on Windows, use GetSystemTimePreciseAsFileTime if it is available) - #69917 (Cleanup E0412 and E0422) - #69964 (Add Node.js to PR CI image) - #69992 (Block version-specific docs from search engines) - #69995 (Add more context to the literal overflow message) - #69998 (Add long error explanation for E0634) - #70014 (Small fixes in rustdoc book) Failed merges: r? @ghost
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Latest stable, beta and nightly URLs remain accessible because their URLs don't start with a version number. Robots.txt uses simple path prefixes, so it's OK that the disallow rules aren't full directory paths.
Direct links to old docs remain accessible to users, because robots.txt only affects crawlers.
With this change old docs for specific old versions of Rust won't pop up in search results. This is good, because users won't be getting obsolete documentation by accident.