Google has updated the page indexing study assistance documentation, specifically the "Crawled - currently not indexed" section. It now says Google doesn't indicator all pages, this is a average message, it doesn't necessarily signify an matter and more.
Google wrote in summary:
- Google crawled the leaf but it was not indexed
- Google does not indicator all pages
- It is a average communication for many sites
- It doesn't average you need to obtain any action
- Use the URL inspection tool for additional diagnostic information
- Reach out to Google if you think it is an error on Google's end
It is a bit weird there is no citation of norm issues, since Google mentioned that not fair formerly but twice.
The new content now reads:
Crawled - currently not indexedThe leaf was crawled by Google but not indexed. Google doesn't indicator all pages throughout the web, so this is a average communication for many sites and doesn't necessarily signify an matter that needs attention.
If you see this communication for crucial pages, use the URL Inspection tool and another tools to diagnose if there are any issues on your location that are preventing the pages from appearing, specified as if you've blocked them from our crawlers.
If you've completely diagnosed possible issues and doubtful there is an indexing bug because of a complete, site-wide issue alongside indexing, use the report an indexing matter form.
Here is a screenshot of it:
The old version read:
Crawled - currently not indexedThe leaf was crawled by Google but not indexed. It may or may not be indexed in the future; no need to resubmit this URL for crawling.
Screenshot of the old page:
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