We can do something similar so that the redirects are handled by the git repo and not hardcoded. For example, we might, in stumptown-renderer check in a "redirects.txt" file which'd look like this:
It wouldn't support wildcards with S3 websites but all the deployer needs to do is loop over that file and for each line (e.g. /old/path/) created an empty object (e.g. old/path/index.html) which is S3 website redirect metadata thing.
Netlify has the concept of a
_redirectstext file.We can do something similar so that the redirects are handled by the git repo and not hardcoded. For example, we might, in
stumptown-renderercheck in a "redirects.txt" file which'd look like this:It wouldn't support wildcards with S3 websites but all the deployer needs to do is loop over that file and for each line (e.g.
/old/path/) created an empty object (e.g.old/path/index.html) which is S3 website redirect metadata thing.