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I've recently encountered an issue with the PixiJS API documentation that seems to have impacted accessibility via search engines such as Google and Bing. It appears that there has been a bulk replacement of URL paths, changing from /dev/docs/* to /release/docs/*. This modification has inadvertently resulted in many developers, including myself, facing 403 errors when attempting to access documentation pages through search engine results.
The links in the search engine should be able to open normally.
Steps to Reproduce
try to search pixijs text in search engine
Environment
This issue is unrelated to the environment.
Possible Solution
To address this issue, I would like to suggest the following actions:
Submit a new sitemap to search engines to expedite the indexing of the updated URLs, ensuring developers are directed to the correct pages.
Implement redirects from /dev/docs/* to /release/docs/* instead of simply returning a 403 error. This would provide a smoother transition for users navigating from outdated links.
I understand that managing such a vast documentation can be challenging, but these changes could significantly improve the user experience for the PixiJS developer community. Thank you for considering my suggestions and for your continued efforts in maintaining and improving PixiJS.
Additional Information
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hansnow
changed the title
Bug:
Bug: API Documentation URLs Leading to 403 Errors
Mar 6, 2024
Thanks for letting us know. I have submitted to Google to re-index which should take a day or so. This will get sorted out shortly. A sitemap would be a good thing for us to generate for the docs in the future.
Current Behavior
I've recently encountered an issue with the PixiJS API documentation that seems to have impacted accessibility via search engines such as Google and Bing. It appears that there has been a bulk replacement of URL paths, changing from /dev/docs/* to /release/docs/*. This modification has inadvertently resulted in many developers, including myself, facing 403 errors when attempting to access documentation pages through search engine results.
For instance:
Accessible URL: https://pixijs.download/release/docs/PIXI.Text.html
Inaccessible URL (leads to a 403 error): https://pixijs.download/dev/docs/PIXI.Text.html
This situation is quite frustrating and I believe it has already affected numerous developers who rely on search engines to find documentation.
Expected Behavior
The links in the search engine should be able to open normally.
Steps to Reproduce
try to search
pixijs text
in search engineEnvironment
This issue is unrelated to the environment.
Possible Solution
To address this issue, I would like to suggest the following actions:
Submit a new sitemap to search engines to expedite the indexing of the updated URLs, ensuring developers are directed to the correct pages.
Implement redirects from /dev/docs/* to /release/docs/* instead of simply returning a 403 error. This would provide a smoother transition for users navigating from outdated links.
I understand that managing such a vast documentation can be challenging, but these changes could significantly improve the user experience for the PixiJS developer community. Thank you for considering my suggestions and for your continued efforts in maintaining and improving PixiJS.
Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: