Add option to keep index.html in links #254
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@DirtyF @ashmaroli - When you have a chance, could you take a look at this PR? |
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This would be nice. I'm currently leaving some pages out of my sitemap so Google will stop yelling at me for 403s for things hosted out of S3. |
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Thanks for the support, @brint! |
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By default, jekyll-sitemap removes index.html from all permalinks to ensure clean URLs in the resulting sitemap.xml. In some cases (particularly when Jekyll is hosted in S3) keeping index.html is helpful to ensure that search engines can properly hit the index.