Source search-labs content from Contentstack instead of crawling - #3887
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search-labs (blog, tutorials, notebooks, integrations) is now published through Contentstack, so essc unblocks the relevant content types, adds rich-text (ProseMirror JSON) body/description mapping for them, and stops crawling search-labs in the labs pipeline. Also retries Contentstack's transient 422s, which previously aborted production sync runs before finalize. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Why
search-labs (blog, tutorials, notebooks, integrations) is now published through Contentstack rather than only existing as crawlable HTML, and the production Contentstack sync was intermittently failing on transient 422 responses, aborting the whole run before finalize.
What
esscnow sources search-labs content from Contentstack instead of crawling it: the relevant content types are unblocked inSourcingState, andContentStackMappergained rich-text (ProseMirror JSON) body/description extraction to handle their structure, plus asearch-labs/glossarynavigation-section classification consistent with the labs crawler's existing labels. Thelabscrawler no longer discovers or crawls the search-labs sitemap. Separately, the Contentstack HTTP client's resilience policy now retries422 Unprocessable Entityalongside the existing transient-status handling, fixing the production sync failures.How
Rich-text bodies/descriptions arrive as a ProseMirror-style JSON AST (
{ type, children, text }) rather than the HTML strings every other content type uses. Instead of a parallel JSON-aware text/heading extractor, a newRenderRichTextwalker renders that AST into a lightweight HTML-ish string, so it flows through the existingStripHtml/ExtractHeadingsregex pipeline unchanged.Made with Cursor