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| Our website is hosted on Heroku, which we deploy via git when we have new changes to make | |
| It's SEO-preferable to have your sitemap.xml on the same domain/subdomain as the content being served. Might be SEO-impossible to do otherwise. | |
| We want sitemap.xml to be decently up to date | |
| We don't want sitemap.xml to be overwritten when we deploy a new version of the app | |
| Solutions considered | |
| 1. (current) Kevin runs a script whenever he remembers that generates sitemap.xml, checks it in and pushes it | |
| - Kevin is unreliable and his time is somewhat valuable.. sometimes | |
| + works | |
| 2. write a node thing that generates sitemap.xml dynamically | |
| + would work, Kevin knows how to go about this | |
| - would require writing this | |
| - would already take several seconds to run, and don't want to think about this once we actually.. have content | |
| 3. have a job that runs regularly and deploys sitemap.xml | |
| + would work going forward | |
| - Kevin doesn't know how the deployment would work - is there a way to deploy a subdirectory seperately? force commit a single file? |
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