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A common pattern in websites is to set all permalinks to be lowercase-with-hyphens. However since we're building permalinks from file paths, perhaps we don't want to force the files themselves to have this structure.
We could get around this by:
Automatically re-directing from the lowercase-permalink structure to whatever the file path capitalization etc
Automatically re-directing from whatever the file path capitalization is to lowercase-permalink (effectively forcing all pages to have a lowercase-permalink style URL.
Not addressing this at all
Anyone have thoughts on that? (cc @SamLau95...one of the main reasons for this is because the Data 8 textbook has mixed these two patterns over the years)
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It might be confusing for authors to create a file HelloWorld.ipynb and have it automatically translated to hello-world. I think the actual filename should become the canonical URL (HelloWorld, even if it looks odd) and any redirects should go to the canonical URL (hello-world -> HelloWorld).
A common pattern in websites is to set all permalinks to be
lowercase-with-hyphens
. However since we're building permalinks from file paths, perhaps we don't want to force the files themselves to have this structure.We could get around this by:
lowercase-permalink
structure to whatever the file path capitalization etclowercase-permalink
(effectively forcing all pages to have alowercase-permalink
style URL.Anyone have thoughts on that? (cc @SamLau95...one of the main reasons for this is because the Data 8 textbook has mixed these two patterns over the years)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: