Right now it's possible to have a redirection path like A => B => C => D. Why is that?
Given this redirection path, if I add a new redirect that redirects D => E, then it would make more sense to update the redirects, such that:
A => E
B => E
C => E
D => E
This way we know that when we have a redirect it always contains it's final destination in the destination field.
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Comment from @Roshyo: This would only be correct if all the redirects are permanent redirects.
Right now it's possible to have a redirection path like
A => B => C => D. Why is that?Given this redirection path, if I add a new redirect that redirects
D => E, then it would make more sense to update the redirects, such that:A => EB => EC => ED => EThis way we know that when we have a redirect it always contains it's final destination in the
destinationfield.UPDATED
Comment from @Roshyo: This would only be correct if all the redirects are permanent redirects.