Remove strict_slashes for /

[Glandos]

I don't know why, but on my setup (nginx + uwsgi), the strict_slashes (default to True) was causing an infinite loop.
I think it could be safely removed for this route only.

[JocelynDelalande]

@Glandos out of curiosity, what was your nginx conf ?

[Glandos]

        location / {
                include uwsgi_params;
                uwsgi_pass unix:/run/uwsgi/ihatemoney.socket;
        }

        location /static {
                gzip_static on;
        }

The uwsgi_params is the one provided in Debian.

And in my uwsgi configuration:

wsgi-file = /var/www/example.com/ihatemoney/ihatemoney/wsgi.py
callable = application
env = IHATEMONEY_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH=/var/www/example.com/ihatemoney/data/ihatemoney.cfg
venv = /var/www/example.com/ihatemoney/venv-system/

[mgautierfr]

I've got the same problem simply running python run.py in ihatemoney directory (all dependencies being installed).
http://localhost:5000/ was always redirecting to http://localhost:5000/
Other urls were fine.
So no nginx conf where involved.

This PR fixed the problem.

[almet]

The fix seems okay. Can we add a small test case for it? Thanks!

[Glandos]

Here you are. The test is failing if strict_slashes is not set. And of course, it succeeds if it is set to False.

[JocelynDelalande]

@Glandos nice !

I took the time to fetch and test.

@Glandos last thing, could you add a meaningful ChangeLog entry and squash your commits ?

Thanks for your care and patience!

PS: thanks for the nginx conf sample to satisfy my curiosity :-).

[almet]

fixed!