From the doc, it said…
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location / {
matches any query, since all queries begin with /, but regular
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But I am wondering, if it always start with /, why not use ^ instead?
e.g.
location ^/ {
location ^/documents/ {
From the doc, it said…
==========
location / {
==========
But I am wondering, if it always start with /, why not use ^ instead?
e.g.
location ^/ {
location ^/documents/ {
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