It seems that the plugin is interrupting the publishing of a content? If you take a look at these images the only time that the content stayed published and saved in the cache is when there are no errors about SEOChecker. The first image is similar to images 2, 3 and 5 where the content was published but even after the log indicated it was saved to XML and subsequently to the cache, the back-end shows it's not (the item is published but not added to cache message in the Link to document). We did the test for several times and the result is consistent.
If we do the scheduled publishing on a content without an seochecker property, it's always successful - content is published an in cache. We are on Umbraco 7.7.6 with SEOChecker 1.10.2.
That might be it. We did the scheduled publish three times and all succeeded. We will do some more test. Thank you Richard!
Though I don't want the validation turned off at all times, I think it's better that it's turned on, do you agree? Is that going to be fixed in the near future?
In the near future you have v2 then you can choose what to do. You can always schedule validation as well which validates published version of the page.
Scheduled Publishing is getting interrupted by the plugin
Hello,
It seems that the plugin is interrupting the publishing of a content? If you take a look at these images the only time that the content stayed published and saved in the cache is when there are no errors about SEOChecker. The first image is similar to images 2, 3 and 5 where the content was published but even after the log indicated it was saved to XML and subsequently to the cache, the back-end shows it's not (the item is published but not added to cache message in the Link to document). We did the test for several times and the result is consistent.
If we do the scheduled publishing on a content without an seochecker property, it's always successful - content is published an in cache. We are on Umbraco 7.7.6 with SEOChecker 1.10.2.
Thoughts?
It's all related to that other issue you've reported. You can disable auto check on publish in the configuration of SEOChecker.
That might be it. We did the scheduled publish three times and all succeeded. We will do some more test. Thank you Richard!
Though I don't want the validation turned off at all times, I think it's better that it's turned on, do you agree? Is that going to be fixed in the near future?
In the near future you have v2 then you can choose what to do. You can always schedule validation as well which validates published version of the page.
Looking forward to that version. Thanks again.
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