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[Chore] Add noindex to Wrangler 1 pages #22758
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| To deploy this example Worker to the `helloworld` environment, you would run `wrangler publish --env helloworld`. | ||
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This is all just prettier formatting.
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Live long and prosper to no index-ville.
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With the work in #22754, we're going to need to be much more careful about the "outdated, but still referenceable content in our docs".
An example of this is Wrangler 1 commands.
We still need these for reference though, so we'll be adding the
noindexflag to them as a middle path.