[FR] Allow redirects to be organised into groups

[sm9]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

We have a site that has around 2,500 redirects. We have imported around 2,000 of these redirects via a CSV file (mapping the old URLs to the new URLs, as the old site used to use a different CMS and a completely different URL format), whilst other redirects have been added over time after seeing 404's in the Retour dashboard, or added automatically as the slugs have been changed on the entry pages.

Describe the solution you would like

Rather than seeing all 2,500 redirects in a single paginated list, I would like the ability for redirects to be added to a 'Group' for organisation purposes. This would allow me to more easily find redirects that have been added via the various methods (CSV import, manually, or automatically via the control panel). This might be useful when trying to find redirects or when tidying up redirects (to know how they were added). It would also be nice to be able to see which user has added the redirects for auditing purposes.

[khalwat]

Interesting idea. Probably if I implemented something like this, it would be via an additional "tag" field of the like.

You could potentially also consolidate some of these redirects by using RegEx redirects as well?

[sm9]

A tags approach would work well, if this sort of feature was ever added.

Regarding RegEx, that might work for some of the general redirects, but the bulk of them (in my case) are for old news/event/blog entries from an old website that used completely different URL formats and slugs to what the new Craft site uses, so there's no repeatable pattern for them (i.e. not a simple case of the segments changing but the slug staying the same).

[elivz]

Adding my vote for this. It would be great to have, for example, the redirects that are created automatically when changing an entry's slug be tagged such that I could either view just those or exclude them from the listing. And being able to assign a tag when importing a CSV would make it much easier to manage legacy redirects down the road.