Fix failing e2e tests: Don't prefix a locale to the logout handler#6482
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Fix failing e2e tests: Don't prefix a locale to the logout handler#6482
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It looks like on stage, this results in a 404 after deleting your account. Our function tests are running into this, and therefore failing the cleanup job. I'm not entirely sure yet why it's not happening locally, and why it's not happening with a normal logout, but since it doesn't really make sense to redirect the logout handler anyway, might as well make this change and see if it fixes the issue.
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It looks like on stage, this results in a 404 after deleting your account. Our function tests are running into this, and therefore failing the cleanup job.
I'm not entirely sure yet why it's not happening locally, and why it's not happening with a normal logout, but since it doesn't really make sense to redirect the logout handler anyway, might as well make this change and see if it fixes the issue.