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Add robots.txt to block crawlers from Treeherder pages - #79
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hmmm i cant even find this in a search engine so maybe it's fine |
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My thoughts are that this probably won't make a difference. AI crawlers ignore robots.txt. |
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I agree this likely won't make much of a difference. But I think I'll merge this as it should be pretty harmless. |
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Might help with a recent spike in TH requests.
@mstange any thoughts on adding a robots.txt? one risk is it may result in the dashboard not showing up properly in eg a google search, but i don't know if that's a concern or not at this moment