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Add a robots.txt that points to the sitemap - #199
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nwb.org/robots.txt returns 404. Hugo already generates sitemap.xml, but nothing tells crawlers where it is. The new file allows everything and gives the sitemap address. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Looks good, although I could not confirm that the deploy preview actually created a robot.txt
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I confirmed. It's at https://deploy-preview-199--nwborg.netlify.app/robots.txt |
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https://nwb.org/robots.txt returns 404. Hugo already generates
sitemap.xml, but nothing tells crawlers where it is. This turns on Hugo's robots.txt output with a template that allows everything and gives the sitemap address.🤖 Generated with Claude Code