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Add a redirect for the console bare domain #2633
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I'm not sure we should go ahead with this. We will have /registrar -> console.basedomain/console and registry.google/console -> console.basedomain/console. That's already enough complexity and redirect around accessing /console webapp. I feel like adding another redirect might be confusing for someone not familiar with backstory.
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This is purely optional, it only affects people who access console.basedomain directly, where they are redirected to console.basedomain/console. We will not proactively advertise to customers about this. Conceptually I think it makes sense for one to go to console.basedomain and expect things to work. The customers are still told to go to www.registry.google/console, which will later redirect to console.registry.google/console. I still think we should at some point stop redirecting www.registry.google/registrar. It is not like this URL is for the public to consume, and therefore need to be supported indefinitely. We have a fixed set of customers who we have told explicitly to use the /console path. After some time it should be OK for us to stop supporting /registrar. |
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I still think we should at some point stop redirecting www.registry.google/registrar.
we just yesterday received another email from a partner which mentioned /registrar
. It's not a great UX to just disable urls while they are being accessed, so we have to keep it running until we see no hits
This is purely optional
I understand, my concern is implementation complexity around accessing the console. Like imagine a scenario when someone completely unfamiliar with the backstory needs to go and make a change to the final destination. They will need to update it in 3 places - /console
, /registrar
and /
, which to me is seems like a little too much of complexity around accessing a static content. That's why i'd rather keep it to a 2 places that we absolutely necessary need to have - /registrar
and /console
redirects.
What do you think?
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If we keep it running, people will keep using it and we will never see "no hits". Given that we have a limited user base, and that we have communicated the change explicitly to everyone who is affected, it is fair to me that we drop the
Obviously you are more experienced in this area than I am, so I'll ultimately defer to your decision. My intentions are not to have three different paths to support. To me, |
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This allows us to access the console at console.[basedomain] instead of console.[basedomain]/console. Although most users probably will stick with using the /console path in their requests, it could save some time and mental energy having to remember to type /console every time.
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