Redirects
Every redirect the server ships, and which of them the layer wrote.
redirectFrom in a page's frontmatter becomes route rules, one per prefix the
page is served under. This panel reads those rules back out of the running
server rather than recomputing them: a rule that was generated and a rule that
shipped are different claims, and only the second one redirects anybody.
Written by
Reading the rules back means reading every module's, not just the layer's —
@nuxtjs/sitemap adds /sitemap.xml on any site with more than one sitemap. So
each row says who wrote it:
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
redirectFrom | Generated by duxt from a page's frontmatter |
another module | Somebody else's route rule, shipped by the same server |
Nothing in a route rule records its author, so the layer records the paths it generated beside them, and the panel marks the rest.
Notes
One rule per prefix. An old URL was bookmarked under exactly one of the repository segment, the version segment and the locale segment — and nothing says which — so every combination redirects.
A page redirecting to itself is skipped rather than shipped: that is a loop, not a redirect.
Moving a page is a guide of its own: Move a page.