Let me know what you think about this one. The idea here is that if someone wants to build a sitemap for, say https://www.example.com, I'm thinking it should probably include https://example.com, https://blog.example.com, etc. Does that make sense? Wasn't quite sure what most people's needs are.
I was debating exposing it as command-line option (either to enable it or disable it). So, for "disable it" option, something like --exclude-other-subdomains). That gives the user more power at the cost of increasing complexity, so wouldn't want to include it if you don't think folks would use it. What do you think?
Let me know what you think about this one. The idea here is that if someone wants to build a sitemap for, say
https://www.example.com
, I'm thinking it should probably includehttps://example.com
,https://blog.example.com
, etc. Does that make sense? Wasn't quite sure what most people's needs are.I was debating exposing it as command-line option (either to enable it or disable it). So, for "disable it" option, something like
--exclude-other-subdomains
). That gives the user more power at the cost of increasing complexity, so wouldn't want to include it if you don't think folks would use it. What do you think?