Trying to fix endless redirect loop

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  • Updated redirect rules for the /components/ section, providing more specific and organized redirects for improved navigation.

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The redirection logic for the /components/ route and its subpaths in the documentation site configuration was revised. The main redirect for /components/ was updated to point to /components/contributing/ instead of its previous target. The previous catch-all redirect for all /components/:path*/ subpaths was removed. In its place, two more specific permanent redirects were added: one for /components/api/ to /components/contributing/api/, and another for /components/quickstart/:path*/ to /components/contributing/:path*/. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs-v2/next.config.mjs	Updated /components/ redirect target; removed catch-all /components/:path*/ redirect; added specific permanent redirects for /components/api/ and /components/quickstart/:path*/.

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at packageResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:839:9)
at moduleResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:908:18)
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

docs-v2/next.config.mjs (1)

325-337: Document the redirection strategy

Consider adding inline documentation explaining why these specific redirects are necessary and how they differ from the previous approach. This would help future maintainers understand the purpose of these changes and prevent accidental reintroduction of the redirect loop.

 {
   source: "/components/",
   destination: "/components/contributing/",
   permanent: true,
+  // Direct path to prevent redirect loops with workflows/contributing paths
 },
 {
   source: "/components/api/",
   destination: "/components/contributing/api/",
   permanent: true,
+  // Specific API path redirect that replaces the previous catch-all pattern
 },
 {
   source: "/components/quickstart/:path*/",
   destination: "/components/contributing/:path*/",
   permanent: true,
+  // Targeted quickstart path redirect that preserves subpaths
 },

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docs-v2/next.config.mjs (4)

325-328: Redirection path simplified to avoid potential loops

The redirection for /components/ has been updated to point directly to /components/contributing/ instead of what was likely /workflows/contributing/components/ before. This helps avoid potential redirection chains that could lead to loops.

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330-333: Added specific API path redirect

Good addition of a specific redirect for /components/api/ which routes to /components/contributing/api/. Using targeted redirects instead of catch-all patterns helps prevent unintended redirection behaviors.

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335-337: Added specific quickstart path redirect

The implementation of a targeted redirect for /components/quickstart/:path*/ helps maintain specific paths while preventing redirection loops. This approach is more maintainable than catch-all redirects.

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325-337:

✅ Verification successful

Verify this resolves the redirect loop

The changes appear to address a redirection loop by replacing a catch-all redirect with specific routes. The changes work in conjunction with existing redirects at lines 475-488 that redirect /workflows/contributing/components/ to /components/contributing/.

Also applies to: 475-488

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for any remaining potential redirect loops involving components paths

echo "Checking for potential circular redirects involving components paths..."

# Look for any redirects that might point back to components
echo "Redirects that might point back to the components path:"
rg -A 3 -B 1 "destination.*(/components/|/workflows/contributing/components/)" --glob "*.mjs" | grep -v "source.*(/components/|/workflows/contributing/components/)"

# Check if there are any other redirects using the components path as source
echo "All redirects with components in the source path:"
rg -A 3 -B 1 "source.*(/components/)" --glob "*.mjs"

Length of output: 4090

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Confirmed: no redirect loops in component routes

I verified all component-related redirects in docs-v2/next.config.mjs and found no circular paths. The new specific redirects for

• /components/ → /components/contributing/
• /components/api/ → /components/contributing/api/
• /components/quickstart/:path*/ → /components/contributing/:path*/

work alongside the existing /workflows/contributing/components/... redirects (lines 475–488) to land cleanly on /components/contributing/... without looping.