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it's really just for testing. Like for example you can't have a "." (dot) in a URL because it would be interpreted as a static file.
by slim 2y ago
it's really just for testing. Like for example you can't have a "." (dot) in a URL because it would be interpreted as a static file.
- rakoo 2y agoOk, that's a good thing. I'm more interested in arguments than in "it's just for testing", because the latter doesn't indicate what's the problem (and what prod-ready solutions solve)