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fix: add netlify redirect rule to route root URL to /simulatorvue #448

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Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

  • Added a redirect rule in the netlify.toml file to route the root URL (/) to /simulatorvue
  • Tested locally to verify the redirection behavior

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    • Added a permanent redirect from the root URL ("/") to "/simulatorvue" to improve site navigation and user experience.

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The pull request modifies the Netlify configuration file (netlify.toml) to introduce a new permanent redirect rule. This rule redirects the root URL ("/") to the "/simulatorvue" path with a 301 status code. The force = true option ensures that this redirect takes precedence over any potential conflicting rules, providing a definitive routing mechanism for the site's root path.

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netlify.toml Added a new redirect rule from root ("/") to "/simulatorvue" with a 301 permanent redirect status and force = true

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netlify.toml (1)

4-8: Consider optimizing by reducing redirect chain.

To improve performance, consider redirecting directly to the final destination:

 [[redirects]]
   from = "/"
-  to = "/simulatorvue"
+  to = "/simulatorvue/v0/index-cv.html"
   status = 301
   force = true

This would eliminate one redirect hop, potentially improving load times slightly.

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netlify.toml (1)

4-8: Implementation looks correct but creates a redirect chain.

The redirect rule is properly configured with:

  • Correct status code (301) for permanent redirect
  • Force flag to ensure precedence
  • Proper path mapping from "/" to "/simulatorvue"

The redirect will work as intended, creating a chain:

  1. / → /simulatorvue (301)
  2. /simulatorvue → /simulatorvue/v0/index-cv.html (200)

@JoshVarga JoshVarga merged commit b9c4f26 into CircuitVerse:main Jan 29, 2025
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