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@tchebb tchebb commented Oct 2, 2023

The SEO plugin adds a rel="canonical", so when it's enabled this makes us emit multiple, which isn't allowed. When the SEO plugin isn't enabled, it's fine not to emit a rel="canonical", since that tag exists only for SEO.

Additionally, the value of this canonical tag is wrong. It always points to the root of the site, but it's supposed to point to the main URL of the current page.

This reverts commit f75cca2.

This contribution is on behalf of my company.

The SEO plugin adds a rel="canonical", so when it's enabled this makes
us emit multiple, which isn't allowed. When the SEO plugin isn't
enabled, it's fine not to emit a rel="canonical", since that tag exists
only for SEO.

Additionally, the value of this canonical tag is wrong. It always points
to the root of the site, but it's supposed to point to the main URL of
the current page.

This reverts commit f75cca2.
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