Redirects should persist even when the site changes its URL.
What Happened Instead
The redirects no longer work.
Steps to Reproduce the Bug
1) Use a WordPress installation that doesn't work at the domain level - it uses a subdirectory. e.g. www.domain.com/subdirectory-for-wordpress.
2) Capture a 404 URL
3) Change the subdirectory that WordPress uses.
The captured 404 captured the original subdirectory and has to be manually updated in order to become functional again.
The plugin should store redirects without the site's subdirectory.
What I Expected To Happen
Redirects should persist even when the site changes its URL.
What Happened Instead
The redirects no longer work.
Steps to Reproduce the Bug
1) Use a WordPress installation that doesn't work at the domain level - it uses a subdirectory. e.g. www.domain.com/subdirectory-for-wordpress. 2) Capture a 404 URL 3) Change the subdirectory that WordPress uses.
The captured 404 captured the original subdirectory and has to be manually updated in order to become functional again.
The plugin should store redirects without the site's subdirectory.