- schema: types per kind, @id links, every node kind, the publisher and
local business, every validator rule, custom JSON-LD caps and merge
- crawl: HTML parse, each check's positive and negative case, fix routes
with the fitting tool, the rendered comparison, allowRequest,
resolverRules and NewRenderer
- pagination, alternates and x-default, primary parents, the filter's
addresses, registry paths and fields, auto-link addresses
- seo_schema (seoschema, E8) with the C17 server rules: invalid JSON with
line and column, non-objects, 16 KB, depth 8, a literal <script and a
type outside the kind's list refused; the value re-serialised
- a custom node with a generated @id merges into it (schema.merged save
notice), other nodes are appended to the graph
- seo_primary_parent (seoparent) for article types; both values stored
in the entry data on every locale row
- the seo_graph widget action (E9 data), P1 primary_gone and the P2
schema type and breadcrumb trail rows
- GET /_seo/api/v1/graph and MCP seo_get_graph; seo_set_url_seo and
apply_batch accept primary_parent and schema
The graph tool lands with the validation: the operations parity test
binds the seo_graph widget action to its tool.
- Publisher and Local business tabs with the C20 refusals (sameAs lines,
person as local business, address, times, country, coordinates)
- the publisher node from the settings, as an Organization, a Person or
the chosen local business type with address, geo and opening hours
- P8 publisher preview with Google's required and recommended findings
(classes/schema Validate)
- the home crumb name on the General tab; every new key in the settings
API and seo_update_settings
- classes/schema builds one @graph per page (WebPage, article, profile,
service, BreadcrumbList, VideoObject, WebSite, publisher) linked by @id
- breadcrumb trail through the primary parent chain, hreflang alternates
with x-default, html_lang and og:locale in the resolve answer
- migration 202610280004 adds the publisher, local business, home crumb
and pagination settings columns
