Localized pages are read for their own market, and generation runs faster

Localized pages are no longer marked as duplicates. Some stores send a visitor to another market or language by location, so AISA's reader landed on a different page and took the one it asked for as a copy. When that happens, AISA now asks once more for the address's own market and language. If the store still redirects, the page fails with Redirected by the visitor's location (redirected_by_location in the API) instead of Duplicate.

Pages already marked Duplicate for that reason are not fixed on their own. On Pages, filter to Unsupported, select them (50 at a time) and click Read again.

The live count is right on multi-language sites. In the Starters column, "N live" now counts a question as live when it is switched on and shown in at least one of your site's languages. A generated question is written in its page's language only, so on a multi-language site it used to count as 0 live.

Generation is faster. Starter generation now runs 20 pages at a time instead of 5, and each batch handles 10 at once. In our measurements a batch of 50 pages takes about 5 minutes instead of about 10. That is a measurement, not a guarantee: it depends on the load at the time.