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feat: introduce structured data audit #367
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Wouldn't "GSC - rich results audit" be a better name for this audit? I see that it only audits the rich results in the GSC result. PDPs have many more indexability issues. Those issues stem from different factors which may also affect non ecommerce sites. |
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To my understanding: this is a structured-data
or indexability
audit, that's the concept.
The audit result includes both:
- indexability flag
- rich results issues, that are not only PDP specific (you don't filter by schemas specific to PDPs only).
GSC, URL inspect, PDP are just implementation details.
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# [1.29.0](v1.28.1...v1.29.0) (2024-08-27) ### Features * introduce structured data audit ([#367](#367)) ([3e6901d](3e6901d))
🎉 This PR is included in version 1.29.0 🎉 The release is available on:
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This PR implements the audit for SITES-24087: Audit: structured data