In Goggle rules, is there a reason to prefer /r/rust/$boost=3,site=reddit.com
over |https://reddit.com/r/rust/$boost=3
? The example Rust Goggle has a lot of entries like this where instead of using a |
syntax, the URL is split into the site
and the rest of the URL. (Eg.: /easy_rust/$boost=3,site=dhghomon.github.io
for pages under https://dhghomon.github.io/easy_rust/ , /tracks/rust/$boost=3,site=exercism.org
for https://exercism.org/tracks/rust , etc.)
The Goggle consistently uses only the site=
form and never the |
prefix syntax, even when the URL segment it’s attempting to match is an exact prefix.
I’m just wondering if there’s a performance implication or some other reason for this, or whether they’ll both work fine for such cases.