fix(nginx): use map directive for trailing slash redirect#2227
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Previous approaches using location blocks weren't working. This uses a map directive to detect trailing slashes and a server-level if statement to redirect, which is processed before location matching. The map captures the path without the trailing slash, and the if statement returns a 301 redirect when a trailing slash is detected. Slack thread: https://apify.slack.com/archives/C0L33UM7Z/p1770281199186039 https://claude.ai/code/session_01GqcrG6JU9Y1YaSA5ns87Yz
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I will give this a try locally first, getting tired of testing this via PRs in production. |
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Previous approaches using location blocks weren't working. This uses a map directive to detect trailing slashes and a server-level if statement to redirect, which is processed before location matching.
The map captures the path without the trailing slash, and the if statement returns a 301 redirect when a trailing slash is detected.
Slack thread: https://apify.slack.com/archives/C0L33UM7Z/p1770281199186039
https://claude.ai/code/session_01GqcrG6JU9Y1YaSA5ns87Yz