The open issue queue, worst first
The open issue queue, worst first: each issue with its severity, state, affected pages, what it costs to fix and the version to pass back when you act on it. Open means not verified_resolved, ignored or no_longer_checked; state: all lists every state, any other state only that one. Omit site for every site this key can see; pass it for one site. A row is a summary: read the issue's work order with issues_get before you change anything. staleness: not_seen_in_latest means the latest crawl did not see the issue; that is not a fix, and only the verifier resolves an issue. checked names the sample a count is of; effort.label says the fix in its unit (3 templates + 12 pages, 1 fix, 15 groups). With site, search gives the clicks Google sent the issue's pages, or why not; sort: clicks orders one site's queue by them (search:read and the plan). total is exact; pass page_info.next_cursor back as cursor for the next page. Next: issues_get for the issue you will fix.
Request
- Base URL: https://frontshelf.io/api
- URL: https://frontshelf.io/api/v1/issues
- Auth: HTTP bearer
Query parameters
Site ID (site_…), origin (https://example.com), or bare domain, resolved server-side; the response carries the canonical ID. Omit for every site this key can see.
open (default): every issue that is not verified_resolved, ignored or no_longer_checked, so acknowledged, awaiting_deployment, the verification states and the rest are in it. all: every state. Any other value: exactly that state. An issue's own state field can read open too: that is the narrower lifecycle state, a new issue nobody has acknowledged yet.
priority (default): worst first. clicks: one site's queue by the clicks Google gave each issue's pages (needs site, search:read and the plan).
Items per page (1 to 100).
The continuation from a previous page's page_info.next_cursor. Never construct one.
Response
The open issue queue, worst first
Changes
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