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Keep the showcase composer noindex during client-side navigation

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
88/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
javascript

Research direction

Start in frontend/src/services/seo.ts and frontend/src/router/index.ts, then reproduce updateSEO with the DOM fixture described in the issue. Trace the client-side route handling and add a focused regression check for the composer, collection, and published detail routes. Done means the composer stays noindex on direct entry and SPA navigation while the other two routes remain indexable.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Description

bug difficulty: beginner frontend good first issue help wanted seo

Problem

At f371314, community-showcase-new is missing from nonIndexableRoutes in frontend/src/services/seo.ts. Calling updateSEO for /community/showcase/new writes index, follow; the server marks the same route noindex.

Scope

Add this composer route to the existing client exclusion policy. Start in frontend/src/services/seo.ts and frontend/src/router/index.ts.

Done

  • Direct entry and SPA navigation to the showcase composer retain noindex.
  • The showcase collection and published detail remain indexable.
  • Add a focused regression check for these three routes.

Reproduction: call updateSEO({name: 'community-showcase-new', path: '/community/showcase/new', params: {}}, 'en', 'community') with a DOM fixture and inspect meta[name=robots]. This was reproduced with the current helper.

Audit baseline: f371314.

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