Adding Netlify Redirects to your Nuxt Blog

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  • Thankfully, all that was required was to add redirects from my old (and now broken) links to the correct URLs. However, I didn't want to create and maintain a growing list of post redirects since one of the reasons for migrating to Nuxt was to decrease my number of steps required to go from draft to posted.

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    The file-based CMS for your Nuxt application, powered by Markdown and Vue components. (by nuxt)

  • During my migration from Gridsome to Nuxt I mentioned that I was having issues getting the deep:true part of the Nuxt Context module working, and took The Lazy Dev™ approach and just didn't use it, essentially flattening my directory structure. Unfortunately, this led to the shortening of my blog posts URLs, which has consequences when Google Search Console suddenly thinks the pages are gone!

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