Prevent duplicate parts/names in URLs #152
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Prevent duplicate parts/names in URLs #152Physikbuddha wants to merge 1 commit intoTYPO3GmbH:masterfrom
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…g/example-tag Signed-off-by: Robert Kärner <r.kaerner@oranto.de>
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Please bear with me if I get this wrong, but as far as my understanding of this extension goes, there are different plugins to show blog posts for a certain author, tag, category and year (archive).
This means, that each plugin is supposed to go on a separate page. This is exactly what the automatic setup does.
So, because we are already on a page named "Archive", "Category", "Tag" or "Author", the route enhancer should not add this piece of information again, as this gives us URLs like
https://example.domian/blog/tag/tag/exampletag or
https://example.domian/blog/archive/archive/2020/may
At least that's what happens on the website I'm currently developing.
It makes sense for extensions like news, where there's a single plugin on a single page that fits all.
If my logic so far is correct, and I'm not missing some use-cases, this pull request removes the redundant URL parts from the route enhancer configuration.