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I suspect this broke last month when c0fb355#r140357389 got merged up. You can see in chef/site-cookbooks/wca/templates/worldcubeassociation.org.conf.erb that there was a whole section titled "Legacy PHP redirects" that I suspect didn't get ported anywhere.
Why is this important?
Cool URIs don't change. We can't control all the existing webpages out there that link to the WCA website (think of all the news articles and now-unmaintained personal websites). Whenever possible, the WCA website should preserve these old links.
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This was intentional yes. It's because we dropped the nginx and didn't want to invest any time recreating this with Rails. I don't think I'll personally open a PR for this, but we probably would accept contributions (@gregorbg tell me if I'm wrong)
Describe the bug
Urls like https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2007COHE01 result in a 404.
Expected behavior
I expect these urls to redirect to their modern equivalent. In the example above, that would be https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/persons/2007COHE01.
I suspect this broke last month when c0fb355#r140357389 got merged up. You can see in chef/site-cookbooks/wca/templates/worldcubeassociation.org.conf.erb that there was a whole section titled "Legacy PHP redirects" that I suspect didn't get ported anywhere.
Why is this important?
Cool URIs don't change. We can't control all the existing webpages out there that link to the WCA website (think of all the news articles and now-unmaintained personal websites). Whenever possible, the WCA website should preserve these old links.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: