Google has confirmed a delay with the Google Search Console API being a bit extra delayed than regular. Daniel Waisberg from Google stated the “delay was attributable to processing points, and ought to be again to regular within the subsequent few days.”
As well as, this delay solely “affected solely full information,” he added, so the recent information ought to stream usually by means of the API with out problem.
The delay shouldn’t be large, it looks as if the delay is a further couple of days than the conventional two-day delay.
This problem was first reported by Damián Taubaso just a few days in the past with this submit on Twitter:
The Search Console API is delivering information with one week of delay and I did not see any details about the difficulty @googlesearchc @rustybrick @sengineland @JohnMu @glenngabe
— Damián Taubaso (@elcarpo) November 8, 2022
I am monitoring greater than 30 websites and in all of them is identical, latest information is from the third of november. It normally has a two days delay. pic.twitter.com/XCKbE4YDsF
— Damián Taubaso (@elcarpo) November 8, 2022
Daniel replied yesterday that this is a matter and the difficulty can be resolved quickly:
The delay was attributable to processing points, and ought to be again to regular within the subsequent few days. The difficulty affected solely full information, so you’ll be able to nonetheless have a look at recent information usually.
— Daniel Waisberg (@danielwaisberg) November 9, 2022
So if you’re noticing a delay with the Search Console information you pull from the API, you aren’t loopy. Effectively, you could be loopy however you aren’t loopy considering the info is sluggish, it’s a confirmed bug.
Discussion board dialogue at Twitter.
