Google has confirmed a delay with the Google Search Console API being a bit more delayed than normal. Daniel Waisberg from Google said the "delay was caused by processing issues, and should be back to normal in the next few days."
In addition, this delay only "affected only full data," he added, so the fresh data should flow normally through the API without issue.
The delay is not massive, it seems like the delay is an additional couple of days than the normal two-day delay.
This issue was first reported by Damián Taubaso a few days ago with this post on Twitter:
The Search Console API is delivering data with one week of delay and I didn't see any information about the issue @googlesearchc @rustybrick @sengineland @JohnMu @glenngabe
— Damián Taubaso (@elcarpo) November 8, 2022
I'm monitoring more than 30 sites and in all of them is the same, newest data is from the 3rd of november. It usually has a two days delay. pic.twitter.com/XCKbE4YDsF
— Damián Taubaso (@elcarpo) November 8, 2022
Daniel replied yesterday that this is an issue and the issue will be resolved soon:
The delay was caused by processing issues, and should be back to normal in the next few days. The issue affected only full data, so you can still look at fresh data normally.
— Daniel Waisberg (@danielwaisberg) November 9, 2022
So if you are noticing a delay with the Search Console data you pull from the API, you are not crazy. Well, you might be crazy but you are not crazy thinking the data is slow, it is a confirmed bug.
Forum discussion at Twitter.
Update: On Friday, November 11th, the delay seems to be resolved.
