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Yes I was worried about that too, but my understanding is this won't affect spaces since there won't be a /robots.txt route.
But it will affect the <subdomain>.hf.space and it will affect links when users self host, which is a good point. Maybe we do it in the gradio-api-server side only for share links. That will avoid spaces entirely and self hosting, so is probably the right way to go.
Turns out it's non trivial to do this on the api server side so will keep it here. But I changed it to only disallow indexing when share=True which means it shouldn't affect self hosting or spaces.
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/robots.txtto every gradio app (that disallows all) so that it doesn't get indexed by google and show up in searches. Example of indexed links.