HTTP response.redirect()

[mm765]

I am not certain if this is correct or not.. i tried:
app.verb('/', (req, res) ->
res.redirect('public/html/index.html')
)

which does not work. It does not work, because it sends the following location
Location: http://localhost:3001public/html/index.html

which is missing the "/" after the 3001 (which is the port number i am using).
The question now is: should the redirect-function add the slash after the port or should i put a slash as the first letter in my res.redirect() call ?

[mm765]

Thinking about it a second longer makes me think it would be best, if the redirect function checked, if there was a slash as the first character and, if not, add it ?!

[mschwartz]

I pushed this change to decaf master.

(it checks URI for leading / and adds it if needed)

On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 5:57 PM, mm765 notifications@github.com wrote:

Thinking about it a second longer makes me think it would be best, if the
redirect function checked, if there was a slash as the first character and,
if not, add it ?!

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[mm765]

Great, thanks!

[mm765]

I checked it, it works.