How to enable URLs ending without a trailing slash on S3 and Cloudfront?

[zzzela]

I’ve hosted my page on S3, and it ends with a trailing slash, for example, the URL is ‘example.com/post/post-1/’. How can I enable both URLs to work, ‘example.com/post/post-1’ and ‘example.com/post/post-1/’?
This is crucial for us as my company previously used ‘example.com/post/post-1’, and there are some cross-links now that don’t work.

Is there any way to resolve this?
Thank you.

[frjo]

This should not be an issue, any web server I know about will handle that.

See these two URLs, both work without issues. The server will redirect 1 → 2.

1. https://zen-demo.xdeb.org/misc
2. https://zen-demo.xdeb.org/misc/

[chrillek]

The same question was asked 25 days ago:

Remove trailing slash from - 2023 edition

Hello, I saw there were several in the past discussions about configuring URLs without trailing slash. Is this still not possible in Hugo? I understand that URL’s without trailing slash is rather a matter of personal preference. I think no trailing slash makes URL simply look better. I don’t see why URL’s must mimic layout on disk. In Jekyll I can configure URL’s without trailing slash: permalink: /:title For Jekyll site, in nginx conf, here’s how I configure non-trailing slash and redirect…

Nothing has changed since then, I think.

[waverider]

I still hope this feature will be implemented.