According to Google Structured Data Testing Tool, the URL is “next page ->” and the name is “https://example.example/latest?page=1”
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A bug has been identified in the structured data of Discourse’s SiteNavigationElement, where the URL and name are swapped. notriddle initially reported the issue using Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool, providing screenshots and a table to illustrate the problem. jomaxro initially misunderstood the issue, but later acknowledged it as a problem. notriddle further clarified the issue, stating that the URL and name should be swapped. The bug has since been fixed by joffreyjaffeux with a commit to the Discourse GitHub repository, and the fix has been verified using the testing tool.
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Right, so what’s the bug? Counting starts at 0, so “next page” would be 1. Or am I missing something?
Click the top-level SiteNavigationElement (not the ItemList). The table is pretty clearly wrong (as shown in the screenshots, but copied here for readability).
| key | value |
|---|---|
| @type | SiteNavigationElement |
| url | next page -> |
| name | https://forum.bors.tech/latest?no_definitions=true&no_subcategories=false&page=1 |
The URL and the Name should be swapped.
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Oh, I see now. Sorry, I thought you were questioning the number, not the title and data linkage. Yeah, that seems backwards.
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Should be fixed by:
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/096a81158a84576e0dea867ee44dd1d5734139cd
Just tried on https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/u/0/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fmeta.discourse.org
and I get:
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