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Added Regex group matching to allow relative URL redirection #35
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Added Regex group matching to allow relative URL redirection.
E.g. for the above example you would use:
Old URL: /page-old/?(.*)
New Page: /page-new/$1
This one redirect would result in mappings like so:
/page-old -> /page-new/
/page-old/ -> /page-new/
/page-old/child-page/ -> /page-new/child-page/
/page-old/child-page1/ -> /page-new/child-page1/
/page-old/child-page/descendant-page/ -> /page-new/child-page/descendant-page/
etc.
It means that you can easily rename a parent page and map all the child pages to the new URL.
This change is based on a previous pull request that hasn't been merged and isn't working correctly because they didn't use the newUrl value. See: #32
Also the previous PR included additional functionality for a CustomRedirectContentFinder, which I have omitted from this PR.