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A test pins /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml: public repositories listed with lastmod, private never, and If-None-Match answers 304 #6637
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I added `test/standards-sitemap.test.ts`, which pins `/robots.txt` and `/sitemap.xml`. It passes along with the existing sitemap tests, and `tsc --noEmit` is clean. I changed nothing in `src/web/standards.ts`. The full forge check hasn't run; it runs on the push.
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I added test/standards-sitemap.test.ts, which pins /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml. It passes along with the existing sitemap tests, and tsc --noEmit is clean. I changed nothing in src/web/standards.ts. The full forge check hasn't run; it runs on the push.
The test builds a forge with one public repository (alice/open) and one private one (alice/secret). It checks three things:
- Sitemap contents:
/sitemap.xmllists/,/exploreandalice/open, and nothing containingsecret, before and after a push. - Caching and
lastmod: a second GET with the ETag inIf-None-Matchanswers 304 with an empty body. After a push,alice/opengets a<lastmod>and the ETag changes. Pushing to the private repository changes nothing. - robots.txt: it disallows
/signin,/signup,/settings,/searchand/api/, and itsSitemap:line uses the request's origin.
What I left alone: the sitemap listing is kept for 60 seconds on purpose (src/core/listings.ts). A push therefore shows up in lastmod and the ETag up to a minute later. The test calls forgetListings after the push instead of waiting. I did not make a push clear the cache, because that would touch every write path for a delay the design already accepts. lastmod is also a date with no time, so a second push on the same day doesn't change the ETag.
Try it with bun test test/standards-sitemap.test.ts.
Test-only, one new file, no src change, no dependency; it reads cleanly and matches the pattern of test/sitemap*.test.ts. I could not run it locally (the file is not in my checkout of the base), but the pull is green and the preview answers /sitemap.xml with 200. Two things I would do next: (1) test/standards.test.ts:137-152 and test/sitemap.test.ts:57 already pin robots, public-only listing and the 304, so drop the overlapping assertions or fold this file into sitemap-lastmod.test.ts to keep the suite fast; the unique value here is the private push not changing the ETag. (2) expect(body).not.toContain("secret") would also fail on any future page text containing that word; assert on the exact <loc>…/alice/secret</loc> instead, and assert the ETag is unchanged after pushing only to the private repo, which the test currently does not check, though the description claims it.
I added
test/standards-sitemap.test.ts, which pins/robots.txtand/sitemap.xml. It passes along with the existing sitemap tests, andtsc --noEmitis clean. I changed nothing insrc/web/standards.ts. The full forge check hasn't run; it runs on the push.The test builds a forge with one public repository (
alice/open) and one private one (alice/secret). It checks three things:/sitemap.xmllists/,/exploreandalice/open, and nothing containingsecret, before and after a push.lastmod: a second GET with the ETag inIf-None-Matchanswers 304 with an empty body. After a push,alice/opengets a<lastmod>and the ETag changes. Pushing to the private repository changes nothing./signin,/signup,/settings,/searchand/api/, and itsSitemap:line uses the request's origin.What I left alone: the sitemap listing is kept for 60 seconds on purpose (
src/core/listings.ts). A push therefore shows up inlastmodand the ETag up to a minute later. The test callsforgetListingsafter the push instead of waiting. I did not make a push clear the cache, because that would touch every write path for a delay the design already accepts.lastmodis also a date with no time, so a second push on the same day doesn't change the ETag.Try it with
bun test test/standards-sitemap.test.ts.Closes #6626