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i wanted to report a potential bug with redirects integration and incremental static regeneration and on-demand revalidation which results in an infinite redirect loop in the next website.
Steps to reproduce:
Have ISG and On-demand revalidation enabled and configured
Run the next.js app in production mode (Because ISG is re-done each request on dev mode)
Have a content type with a path auto pattern based on a content field (e.g title) we use here /article/test as an example
Change the title from test to test1. A redirect from /article/test to /article/test1 is created in Drupal. Loading /article/test in the client serves a 301 redirect to /article/test1 --> OK
Change the title from test1 back to test. The redirect from /article/test to /article/test1 in Drupal is deleted. A Redirect from /article/test1 to /article/test is created. Loading /article/test1 in Drupal works okay. Also the redirect works okay.
Loading /article/test in the client leads to an infinite redirect loop. Potentially because the delete of the old redirect did not trigger a revalidation on the client on the old url. So the client now has 2 cached redirects which lead to each other -> Loop
Potential fixes:
If the url changed revalidate the old and the new path
Revalidate urls also on redirect creation / change
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Any information about this. We have a similar bug.
Drupal user change a site and a auto redirect will be created from the redirect module. But this will not update the next cache. If I disable the auto generate redirect on alias change in the redirect module and create a redirect manual it will work as intended
Hei,
i wanted to report a potential bug with redirects integration and incremental static regeneration and on-demand revalidation which results in an infinite redirect loop in the next website.
Steps to reproduce:
/article/test
as an exampletest
totest1
. A redirect from/article/test
to/article/test1
is created in Drupal. Loading/article/test
in the client serves a 301 redirect to/article/test1
--> OKtest1
back totest
. The redirect from/article/test
to/article/test1
in Drupal is deleted. A Redirect from/article/test1
to/article/test
is created. Loading/article/test1
in Drupal works okay. Also the redirect works okay./article/test
in the client leads to an infinite redirect loop. Potentially because the delete of the old redirect did not trigger a revalidation on the client on the old url. So the client now has 2 cached redirects which lead to each other -> LoopPotential fixes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: