Install
Works with Drupal: ^10.2 || ^11Using Composer to manage Drupal site dependencies
Alternative installation files
Release notes
All changes since 4.1.9
Drupal 11 is now fully supported while Drupal 9 compatibility has been dropped. The module is now compatible with Drupal 10.2 upwards.
Bug fixes
#3442440: Drupal\Component\Plugin\Exception\PluginNotFoundException: The "node_type" plugin does not exist
#3444946: QueueWorker Error after updating to 4.1.9
New features
(none)
Improvements
#3414862: Project Browser: Add/update logo
#3434566: Automated Drupal 11 compatibility fixes for simple_sitemap
#3462022: Fix multi-line function declarations
#3462049: Use statements should be sorted alphabetically
#3377280: Replace jQuery with native JS
Notable changes since 3.x
4.x is a major rewrite of the module. It makes greater use of Drupal's entity API dropping some of its very specific chaining API. See #3219383: Roadmap for 4.x.
3.x is now unsupported, so do use 4.x. If you still rely on the 3.x API, you may need to adjust a couple of method calls. See readme for basic API usage instructions and check out code documentation.
#3256453: Add IndexNow capability to search engine integration
#3219389: Allow creating sitemap types via UI
#3245449: Simplify & clean up API
#3219385: Convert sitemap variants to proper configuration entities
#3219386: Convert sitemap types to proper configuration entities
#3220168: Improve decoupling of storage
#3219388: Decoupling of custom link & entity URL generating functionality
#3027987: Throw and Catch exceptions in API
#3269333: Add ability to disable sitemap variants
#3265009: Add support for Drupal 10
#3109090: Sitemap variant index functionality
#3077861: Support adding specific custom links on a per sitemap basis via UI
#3152961: Image support for Paragraphs & Media
Upgrade path
Upgrade path from 3.x and 2.x for regular users is available.
If you have extended this module by using its API, you will most probably have to adapt that functionality to the new (cleaner) API. If you are using 3rd party contributed simple_sitemap submodules, you may find they are not ported to 4.x yet and will stop working. In this case, please open up issues in the respective queues.
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