How to exclude a GET parameter from warming?
To exclude a specific page from the queue, please navigate to Stores → Configuration → Amasty Extensions → Full Page Cache Warmer → Page Combination tab. In the Exclude Pages field, add a GET parameter you would like to exclude from warming as this:
In the next queue generation, this URL will be omitted and thus not processed.
If you would like to exclude all pages that may contain any GET parameter in their URL, please add value \? to the Exclude Pages field and save the configuration.
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