I remember in the past (Bolt 2) that if you didn't set a canonical, you still get a canonical url in your <head>.
3.2.* ] I am on 3.2.14 specifically5.6 ]2.2.22 ]<link rel="canonical" href="...">)If I set the canonical setting to:
://http://https://bolt.xiao.twokings.eu (my dev environment)true becomes 1 (so: "http://1/)then it shows up in the source (basically any non-empty string works).
Both missing/empty values and false will actually hide the <link> element.
I can't really pinpoint since which version this occurs. I'm pretty sure Bolt 2 always added a canonical (tested on a 2.2.21 website). I'm not sure whether this is intended behavior or not (for Bolt 3).
Yeah, seems to happen in 3.2, but is definitely fixed in 3.3 … that whole layer was rewritten for 3.3.
One more reason to get 3.3 out of the door, stat! ;-)
Catching this one in the July Spring Clean … 3.3.0 is only _days_ away :tada: :champagne:
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One more reason to get 3.3 out of the door, stat! ;-)