Sitemap integration - #5202
Sitemap integration#5202
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participant Next sitemap
participant ServerMiscApi.getSitemap
participant sitemap_api_view
participant get_sitemap_payload
participant cache_get_or_set
participant get_sitemap_posts
participant get_sitemap_projects
Next sitemap->>ServerMiscApi.getSitemap: Fetch sitemap data
ServerMiscApi.getSitemap->>sitemap_api_view: GET /sitemap/
sitemap_api_view->>get_sitemap_payload: Retrieve payload for internal request
get_sitemap_payload->>cache_get_or_set: Read or populate cached payload
cache_get_or_set->>get_sitemap_posts: Build post records on cache miss
cache_get_or_set->>get_sitemap_projects: Build project records on cache miss
get_sitemap_posts-->>Next sitemap: Return post records
get_sitemap_projects-->>Next sitemap: Return project records
Next sitemap->>Next sitemap: Build sitemap URLs
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Sitemap URLs use the original-language slugs, private-project posts are excluded, and the inspected sitemap paths are ready for normal merge checks. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds a cross-service sitemap publishing flow. The primary remaining risk is confirming that the backend data route used by that flow cannot be reached through an alternate externally accessible hostname. Retained concerns
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In `@posts/services/sitemap.py`:
- Line 18: Update the sitemap post selection to use
PostQuerySet.filter_published() instead of only checking published_at__isnull,
so posts scheduled for future publication are excluded.
- Around line 10-25: Update the queryset in get_sitemap_posts to apply anonymous
visibility filtering with filter_permission(user=None) before selecting
approved, published posts, so private-project posts are excluded from sitemap
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front_end/src/app/robots.tsfront_end/src/app/sitemap.tsfront_end/src/services/api/misc/misc.shared.tsfront_end/src/types/post.tsfront_end/src/types/projects.tsfront_end/src/utils/navigation.tsfront_end/src/utils/questions/metadata.tsmisc/services/sitemap.pymisc/urls.pymisc/views.pyposts/services/sitemap.pyposts/utils.pyprojects/services/sitemap.py
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| /** | ||
| * Emits a single /sitemap.xml. Google's limit is 50k URLs (or 50MB) per file | ||
| * and we're well under it — once we approach that, this has to split via | ||
| * generateSitemaps(), which serves /sitemap/[id].xml and does NOT produce a | ||
| * sitemap index, so the index would have to be written by hand. | ||
| */ |
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Do we know we're well under 50k? Nothing enforces it, and every approved, published post goes into this one file. Could we check Post.objects.filter_public().filter_published().count() on prod before merging? If it's anywhere near the limit, it would be better to split with generateSitemaps() now than to discover it when Google starts rejecting the file.
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Good catch. Current sitemap generates 17k links in total (static pages, projects, posts), so we have enough room for now
| class MiscApi extends ApiService { | ||
| async getSitemap(fetchOptions?: FetchOptions): Promise<SitemapPayload> { | ||
| return await this.get<SitemapPayload>("/sitemap/", fetchOptions); | ||
| } |
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Just to double-check the intended SEO behavior: getSitemap() appears to use the request locale, while the backend caches the payload under a single key. Are sitemap URLs intended to be stable across locales, and should they match a stable canonical URL for each post?
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Good call, I've just pinned it to forceLang: original
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