🔍 Overview
Some users found that manually edited metadata fields in OTTO — including meta titles, meta descriptions, meta keywords, and Twitter site fields — appeared to accept new values but did not save or deploy them. The platform would show the edited text without actually applying the changes.
This was caused by a confirmed bug where the platform stored the text but silently failed to complete the save and deployment process. This bug has been fixed and the resolution is now live.
✅ What Was Happening
To be specific, the issue affected the following fields when edited manually inside OTTO:
- Meta title (title tags)
- Meta description
- Meta keywords
- Twitter site fields
When a user typed new values into these fields, the save action would appear to accept the input but failed to complete the approval and deployment step. As a result, the changes never took effect on the site, even though they appeared to be accepted in the interface.
🚀 Current Status: Bug Is Fixed
The engineering team identified and resolved this issue. The fix was deployed and is now live. You should be able to manually edit and save metadata fields in OTTO without any problems.
If you were affected by this bug before the fix, your previously entered values may not have been deployed. You will need to re-enter and save those fields to ensure the changes are applied correctly.
📋 Steps to Re-Enter and Save Your Metadata
- Open the OTTO session for the affected site.
- Navigate to the on-page metadata section where the affected fields are displayed.
- Manually re-enter the values for any fields that did not save previously, such as meta title, meta description, meta keywords, or Twitter site fields.
- Save the changes. The approval and deployment steps should now complete successfully.
- Verify that the saved values are reflected as approved and that the changes have been deployed to your site.
🆘 Still Experiencing Issues?
If you re-enter your metadata values and they still do not save or deploy correctly after the fix, please let us know by reaching out to our support team so we can investigate further.