On 10/15/2019 6:06 AM, Christopher Schultz wrote:
(The use case is simply to migrate some old URLs that have probably
been indexed already or even linked on the web. Theoretically the
entire site would need to redirect its old URLs, but probably only
the pages.)
So, just to be sure, you are talking about HTTP 302 "redirect"
responses, and not just mapping incoming URIs to some other resource,
right?
Actually HTTP 301, because these represent resources that have
permanently moved to the new location.
But yes, in essence that's what we're talking about: when a request
comes in for an old path, we send back an HTTP redirect to the new path.
No content will be served at the old path.
Garret
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