Update 02 of Rediraffe redirects in conf.py. Removed .html suffixes #6844
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Hi all. Removed .html suffixes in rediraffe_redirects starting at line 97.
The redirects below could cause issues? Please advise.
-First redirect below ends in .html#apis .
-Second redirect: the link and the redirect both end in .png .
'user_guide/APIs': 'explanation/api/index.html#apis',
'_static/images/sazure_deployment.png': '_static/images/azure_deployment.png',
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Hi all. Removed .html suffixes in rediraffe_redirects starting at line 97.
The redirects below could cause issues? Please advise (or remove those 2 redirects).
-First redirect below ends in .html#apis .
-Second redirect: the link and the redirect both end in .png .