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Move feature from AMP Glue to Yoast SEO #13095

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jonoalderson opened this issue Jun 5, 2019 · 3 comments
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Move feature from AMP Glue to Yoast SEO #13095

jonoalderson opened this issue Jun 5, 2019 · 3 comments

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jonoalderson commented Jun 5, 2019

When a site is running the official AMP plugin in non-native mode, they currently also need to run our Glue plugin in order to completely synchronise their settings. We're going to remove that need by moving the last bits of features over to Yoast SEO.

  • Output Twitter and FB social blocks properly.
  • Prevent the AMP plugin from outputting a canonical URL tag when the post is non-public (e.g., noindex'd).
@jonoalderson jonoalderson changed the title Remove Glue plugin dependency to output twitter/og social block on (non-native) AMP Remove Glue plugin dependency to output twitter/og social block & custom canonicals on (non-native) AMP Jun 5, 2019
@jdevalk jdevalk changed the title Remove Glue plugin dependency to output twitter/og social block & custom canonicals on (non-native) AMP Move feature from AMP Glue to Yoast SEO Jan 27, 2020
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jdevalk commented May 15, 2020

I think this can be closed, as we can't fix the problem Jono's having, see ampproject/amp-wp#4730

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Is the Glue plugin otherwise now obsolete?

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jdevalk commented May 15, 2020

Yes we’re going to do an empty release for it.

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