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https://v1-19.docs.kubernetes.io/robots.txt does look wrong. We could override this file explicitly for the older releases (perhaps just as an interim measure?)
In the v1.19 docs, <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, FOLLOW">
appears in the page head. That's wrong.
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/retitle Search engines indexing old releases
Also, the upcoming release is also being indexed and we don't actually want that. Same cause I think.
Hi @jimangel and @sftim, I would like to work on this issue. I can see the proposed solution has already been implemented. May I know, what new things we need to work on for this issue? Now, Google search for "kubernetes secrets v2" returns:
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I've proposed a PR to fix this. :crossed_fingers:
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We also need to merge 4 backport PRs.
@sftim: Reopened this issue.
It's fixed. I checked. /close
@sftim: Closing this issue.
Problem:
Google search for "kubernetes secrets v2" returns:
(notice the URL subdomains)
Proposed Solution:
I need to do some more research but a few things come to mind:
enableRobotsTXT = true
is in config.toml and set in the couplerelease-1.xx
repos I checked.X-Robots-Tag: noindex
is set in layouts/index.headers. I believe this is for non-prod sites that are running, however I believe even the old released sites are considered "production"That is assuming robots tag is the culprit. What's also strange is that the above robot config is set in
release-1.19
but doesn't appear in the search resultsI also think looking at old robot TXT issues might help. It's possible this problem has been solved and phased out with future releases.
/priority important-soon /triage accepted /help /cc @reylejano