Redirect URI without trailing slash to fix broken HTML assets #38
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Original code has a slight issue that causes HTML assets to not load correctly.
Example: http://domain/subdir
<img src='image.png />
By modifying the
else if
statement to perform a 302 redirect, and append a trailing slash, the next time our CloudWatch function is called, it will be handled by the firstif
statement, with the browser requesting HTML assets from the correct location, as the base url now has the trailing slash in place.