Relative paths for directory listing entries #137
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Description
It provides relative path support for directory listing entries (file/directory links) either if
--redirect-trailing-slash
is enabled or not.SWS will use relative paths by default regardless of the "redirect trailing slash" feature.
However, when "redirect trailing slash" is disabled and a directory request URI doesn't contain a trailing slash then entries should contain the
parent/entry-name
as a link format.Otherwise, SWS will just use the
entry-name
as a link (default behavior).Note that in both cases, SWS will append a trailing slash if the entry is a directory.
Motivation and Context
Feature request #136
How Has This Been Tested?
Unit tests on
tests/dir_listing.rs
that keep relative paths either when--redirect-trailing-slash
is enabled or disabled.Screenshots (if appropriate):
No