allow trailing slash in urls #30
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WalkthroughFlask application now disables strict trailing-slash routing by setting Changes
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10-10: LGTM! Consider SEO implications and add tests.The implementation correctly disables strict trailing slash routing. However, consider the following optional improvements:
SEO consideration: Both
/pathand/path/will now be accessible, which could cause duplicate content issues. Consider implementing canonical URLs or using 301 redirects to maintain a single canonical form.Testing: Add tests to verify this behavior works as expected. For example:
# tests/test_trailing_slashes.py def test_routes_work_with_and_without_trailing_slashes(client): """Verify routes work with and without trailing slashes.""" # Test without trailing slash response1 = client.get('/categories') assert response1.status_code in [200, 401] # Depending on auth requirements # Test with trailing slash response2 = client.get('/categories/') assert response2.status_code in [200, 401]
- Documentation: Consider adding a comment explaining why this setting was chosen:
# Allow URLs to work with or without trailing slashes for better UX app.url_map.strict_slashes = False
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