LIBDRUM-1018. Ensure UMD customization is part of default access group#98
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LIBDRUM-1018. Ensure UMD customization is part of default access group#98
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Ensures that the UMD customization enabling the rule forbidding crawling of `/browse/*` endpoints is part of the default access group by removing the blank line that separates the rule from the rest of the group. In a "robots.txt" file, any blank line ends a group, so this was done to ensure that this rule is part of the ruleset used by all crawlers. https://umd-dit.atlassian.net/browse/LIBDRUM-1018
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Ensures that the UMD customization enabling the rule forbidding crawling of
/browse/*endpoints is part of the default access group by removing the blank line that separates the rule from the rest of the group.In a "robots.txt" file, any blank line ends a group, so this was done to ensure that this rule is part of the ruleset used by all crawlers.
https://umd-dit.atlassian.net/browse/LIBDRUM-1018