I'm not sure how good Google's robots.txt tester is and wondering if the following example of my robots.txt for me WooCommerce site will actually do the trick for blocking bots from adding to cart and crawling cart pages, while allowing good bots like Google to crawl the site and also block some bots that have been causing resource usage. Here's my example below with my **comments (comments are not included in the actual robots.txt file):...
Originally asked by dubpir8 on Stack Exchange (stackoverflow) (CC BY-SA 4.0).
