Visiting a nonexistent pagination URL such as /page/999999 currently returns HTTP 200 and renders an empty feed whose page number is far beyond the real final page.
These URLs are soft 404s and create an effectively unbounded set of crawlable pages. Once the feed total is known, requests above the final page should call notFound(), while page 1 should remain valid for an empty feed.
Visiting a nonexistent pagination URL such as
/page/999999currently returns HTTP 200 and renders an empty feed whose page number is far beyond the real final page.These URLs are soft 404s and create an effectively unbounded set of crawlable pages. Once the feed total is known, requests above the final page should call
notFound(), while page 1 should remain valid for an empty feed.