Add robots_tag configuration to control X-Robots-Tag header in responses #80
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Updated trusted-server.toml and settings.rs to include a new robots_tag option for controlling the X-Robots-Tag header in publisher content responses. The default value is set to "noindex, nofollow". Modified main.rs to conditionally add the X-Robots-Tag header based on the configured value.
ChristianPavilonis
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Hey thanks for the PR.
I think we want the config to be more flexible letting us customize what headers are on every request.
For example
headers = {x-robots-tag = "noindex, nofollow"}Then use a Option in the setting struct.
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Closing since duplicated by #84 |
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Updated trusted-server.toml and settings.rs to include a new robots_tag option for controlling the X-Robots-Tag header in publisher content responses. The default value is set to "noindex, nofollow". Modified main.rs to conditionally add the X-Robots-Tag header based on the configured value.