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I have created more than 10 redirector rules that involves the same domain name of a self-hosted service. If the service is down, I will have to switch to another domain, which requires me to modify each redirector rule one by one. If there is a feature that enables me to define variables and refer to them in the redirector rules, I can simply define a variable whose content is the domain name. Then I can use that variable in my redirector rules, and changing the domain name would be as simple as changing the definition of the variable instead of changing the redirector rules.
We can add a section where variables can be defined by the user. In the redirector rules, one can use the variables by writing in something like $variableName.
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I have created more than 10 redirector rules that involves the same domain name of a self-hosted service. If the service is down, I will have to switch to another domain, which requires me to modify each redirector rule one by one. If there is a feature that enables me to define variables and refer to them in the redirector rules, I can simply define a variable whose content is the domain name. Then I can use that variable in my redirector rules, and changing the domain name would be as simple as changing the definition of the variable instead of changing the redirector rules.
We can add a section where variables can be defined by the user. In the redirector rules, one can use the variables by writing in something like
$variableName
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: