Feature Request: output urls without .html

[k-funk]

For the sake of brevity and cleaner urls within my site (<a href="/documentation">), my web server (nginx) serves up *.html if the url doesn't have a file extension.

Example: Both of these urls point to the same file.

• http://<domain>/documentation
• http://<domain>/documentation.html

The only problem is that this causes a problem for SEO/analytics because google will point them to the .html page because of the output of jekyll-sitemap (contains .html), and then I have hits on two different urls that are actually the same. Ideally, it would be possible to, using _config.yml, format the output of each <loc> to not use .html.

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