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In terms of backwards compatibility, I think that would be an easier one to resolve. Returning a 308 (Permanent Redirect) for all http requests to a https vers
by MereInterest 3y ago
In terms of backwards compatibility, I think that would be an easier one to resolve. Returning a 308 (Permanent Redirect) for all http requests to a https version is a single catch-all rule.
- FinnKuhn 3y agoIsn't this what most websites are already doing? Just redirecting http://example.com/test1 http://example.com/test1 to https://example.com/test1 https://example.com/test1?
- MereInterest 3y agoCorrect. The parent post gave http to https as a type of link-breaking, and this is how the redirect is implemented to avoid breaking links.