Technical Issue

robots.txt not discovered

The scan could not fetch /robots.txt with an HTTP 200 response.

Quick win: Publish /robots.txt on the primary host.

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Why it matters

Missing robots.txt removes a simple crawl-control and sitemap-discovery mechanism.

How to fix

  1. Publish /robots.txt on the primary host.
  2. Include clear crawl directives and at least one sitemap URL.
  3. Keep robots output stable across environments.

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