netlify.toml

# This repository is also wired to a Netlify project, which until now built the
# mkdocs site from a command configured in Netlify's web UI. That command is
# invisible from here and outlives any change to the GitHub Actions workflow,
# so without this file Netlify would keep publishing the old site after the
# GitHub Pages deploy had been switched to redirects — and the deploy preview
# on a pull request would show the old site too, which makes the redirects look
# broken when they are not.
#
# Settings here override the UI, so the build is defined in version control.

[build]
  command = "python scripts/build_redirects.py"
  publish = "site"

# Netlify, unlike GitHub Pages, can serve a real 301. These take precedence
# over the stub files the build writes, which stay as the fallback for hosts
# without a redirect table.
#
# Order matters: Netlify takes the first rule that matches, so the one page
# that did not survive as its own URL has to come before the catch-all.
[[redirects]]
  from = "/projects/*"
  to = "https://commit-check.com/"
  status = 301
  force = true

# Everything else kept its path on the new site, so the tail is carried across
# unchanged. This also covers URLs the stub list does not enumerate.
[[redirects]]
  from = "/*"
  to = "https://commit-check.com/:splat"
  status = 301
  force = true