Bugfix for trailing slash redirects when using pathPrefix option. #64
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Redirects implemented in the dev server will add or remove a trailing slash to the path depending on the resource requested at
/{path}and the existence of/{path}/index.htmlor/{path}.html.These redirects do not account for use of the
pathPrefixoption and will result in a request to/{prefix}/{path}redirecting to/{path}/when/{prefix}/{path}/index.htmlexists.Similarly, a request to
/{prefix}/index/when/{prefix}/index.htmlexists will result in a redirect to/index.The solution I've proposed is to re-use the original path when redirecting in these cases, which will retain the
pathPrefixportion of the path.