About an indexing situation

@Olivia Thank you very much for the information and involvement. I have already paid attention to these.

@Reinelle According to gsc it seems to be a structural data issue “offers”, “review” or “aggregateRating”
But for “review” or “aggregateRating” it should only be an endorsement.
And for “offers”, I put $$ in the price.
In my opinion, as a conclusion, it seems that in each category there are some products, which they do not like and because of them they do not continue indexing.
All products are imported from the same feed, automatically.

Let’s take the example given in sensitive data
After that,
I checked those products with other online audit tools
I rechecked the structure.
I put articles for pages.
I also tested a snippet, so that page archives can be removed from the schema.

function wc_remove_product_schema_product_archive() {
	remove_action( 'woocommerce_shop_loop', array( WC()->structured_data, 'generate_product_data' ), 10, 0 );
}
add_action( 'woocommerce_init', 'wc_remove_product_schema_product_archive' );

I cleaned the database, emptied all caches and transients, gave a recount,…
I checked the respective products with different seo tools.
Everything seems to be within the parameters.
I don’t understand where the problem is…. The indexing started well and suddenly stopped in both Google and Bing

That’s right, that’s why I also tried with codes (carelessness and my fatigue). Thank you.
Now the GSC is accepting reassessment for these.
Anyway, do you see a problem somewhere with the “noindex” directive in a meta tag or HTTP header?
In all my audits, nothing like this comes out.
I did not find mixed content, duplicates, or noindex.

I also did the redirection but it doesn’t seem to have any effect.
Anyway, I’ll wait a few days to see what Google says and come back.

Hello,

I have updated the sensitive data as requested. Can you please check further?

Thank you.

Hi.
Not indexing yet. Both Google and Bing. Blocked in the same state as when opening the ticket.

In seo audits, with all the free tools, I do pretty well, even very well for start(even your analyzer says so).
Google would have no reason not to index. If the content is not of “high quality” at this moment(but it is not the case), it should index and put me in the queue.

Bing says this: “The page contains the “noindex” directive in a meta tag or HTTP header. If you want this page to be indexed and appear in Bing search results, you must remove the HTTP tag or header from the page.”

I searched and did not find “noindex”. And anyway, everything is redirected to http htpps, as you can see.

So I searched during this time where the problem could be.
I think there are two problems:
1. There are many duplicates/redirections from my next action: I think (actually, certainly at that time), that I had a conflict between the theme, the optimization program and RM. Then, I disabled RM and the optimization program for an interval of about 30-40 minutes. At that moment, many were indexed with “base” (I used the “remove base” option in RM for everything). But let’s say that this is not so serious. Google should index the correct links and these a moment should disappear or if not I tell him to “Remove outdated content” .?!

2. Structural data. Actually here (I think) is the problem.
In the schema.org test there is no warning, also in no other online tool, it does not say anything negative about structural data. Instead, I receive (recent) results from Google Rich Test:

Structured data with syntax errors detected
Invalid items are not eligible for rich Google Search results.
Invalid top-level element ‘null’

I honestly don’t know what to do anymore.
Thank you.

Hello,

I have updated the sensitive data as requested. Can you please check further?

Thank you.