[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #64044: Request to change the limit of each sitemap to 1000 urls instead of 2000 urls as current

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#64044: Request to change the limit of each sitemap to 1000 urls instead of 2000
urls as current
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 Reporter:  phanduynam   |       Owner:  (none)
     Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  closed
 Priority:  normal       |   Milestone:
Component:  Sitemaps     |     Version:
 Severity:  normal       |  Resolution:  wontfix
 Keywords:               |     Focuses:
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Comment (by desrosj):

 @phanduynam I've also tried to find the export feature you are
 referencing, but have been unable to locate it.

 I attached screenshots for a property I manage with a sitemap containing
 over 16,000 pages. I noticed that each sitemap for the site only has 1,000
 links currently. The site uses Yoast SEO, but there's no
 `wp_sitemaps_max_urls` filter in there.

 The only place I could find an export that seems to be limited is the
 Performance on Search results page. That only exports 1,000 keywords. But
 that has nothing to do with the sitemap or how it's structured.

 Can you please give detailed steps to find what you are referencing
 starting with "open search console. Click X, Click Y, etc.?"

 > First, you can put all your comments in one single comment.
 > If you want to add more, you can edit your comment.
 > No need to write 37 comments every time you would like to comment on
 multiple things.

 @SirLouen thanks for mentioning this! I agreed, taking a moment to collect
 thoughts before hitting submit is preferable. But please don't edit
 comments that you have already submitted unless you are making minor
 formatting/spelling updates, or possibly fixing an incorrect/broken link.
 Comment edits are not reflected in the corresponding firehose channels in
 Slack, and participants/subscribers of a given ticket will not receive an
 updated comment in their email. Many people solely use their email or the
 firehose as a way to keep track of activity on the tickets they are
 interested in.

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