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Support URLs containing slashes
See original GitHub issueCurrently the plugin assumes that all Strapi pages are at the root of the site. URLs like https://my-site.com/articles/my-strapi-article-1 are not supported because the UID field used in the sitemap doesn’t allow slashes. Custom entries have the same problem. I had a go at a solution here that adds an area property to the settings for both custom and collection entries. Let me know what you think.
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That should not be an issue anymore because I’ve altered the regex of the UID field to allow slashes. That said: I want to add a couple more things before making a new release to npm. Next release will likely be somewhere at the start of next week.
Agreed it would be more useful to allow this in UID field. I’ve put up a PR, feel free to amend as needed.