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Create robots.txt #48
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We usually use versioned links, right? If links to stable
docs don't appear anywhere, then will it be hard to get them to appear in searches? (This is just speculation, not based on any insider knowledge.)
I thought PageRank was old news, but that could be a concern. Although the alternative is to constantly have to build up new links to x.y.z to ensure the most recent version stays popular which is also hard? It seems better to focus our attention into a single, long-term documentation link like |
Did some digging on the Documenter side. It seems to be just use robots.txt, or we could use I see there's also this very recent PR which adds a warning to the out-dated docs which would also help: |
https://jump.dev/JuMP.jl/stable is fine, but links to subsections are labels within "stable" will just break over time, which is worse than not showing up in search results. The warning banner doesn't address the issue of search results. We had banners on old JuMP docs for a long time, and that didn't prevent them from ranking high in search results. I'm not familiar with sitemaps but that seems potentially useful. |
No. But at least it would reduce the confusion of things like jump-dev/JuMP.jl#2606 (comment) From https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/robots/intro It's also an argument for jump-dev/JuMP.jl#2522. Then we don't have a problem linking between JuMP and MOI.
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Bump. Any more thoughts? |
Here are the subdirectories: https://github.com/jump-dev/JuMP.jl/tree/gh-pages
If I understand
robots.txt
correctly, it seems we really just want thestable
builds being indexed?x-ref: jump-dev/JuMP.jl#2606 (comment)