Full-site SEO Audit

Version updated for https://github.com/nurkamol/seo-audit to version v1.6.0.

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Action Summary

This GitHub Action automates the SEO audit of a website by crawling its sitemap and checking every page for errors in metadata, structured data, and link structure. It solves common issues that single-page graders may overlook and provides comprehensive reports on technical correctness across all pages of a site.

What’s Changed

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  • --verbose prints each request as it happens. A run was silent from the first line to the last: on a 53-page site, crawling … and then twenty seconds of nothing before the whole report arrived at once. A slow site looked exactly like a hung one, and there was no way to tell which page it was sitting on.

    Covers every stage that takes time — sitemap discovery, the page crawl, the link and image sweeps, hreflang alternates, redirect-map rules, and PageSpeed Insights, which announces each measurement before making it because each one costs about twelve seconds.

    Plain lines rather than a spinner or a redrawing counter, deliberately: a long run is exactly the one whose output gets piped to a file or read back out of a CI log, and neither can show a cursor trick. A timeout arrives as status 0, so a stall stays on screen rather than being overwritten.

    Written to stderr, so --json and --md are untouched. --quiet wins over --verbose — asking for silence and getting a running commentary would be the more surprising of the two.