problem with redirecting from root

[hoffmannjan]

Hi,

i'm using this guide to create routing in my project

so the code in my gatsby-node.js looks like this:

const config = require("./gatsby-config");

exports.onCreatePage = async ({ page, actions: { createPage, deletePage, createRedirect } }) => {
  const isDev = process.env.NODE_ENV === "development";
  const originalPath = page.path;

  // delete default page
  // await deletePage(page);

  // create one page for each locale
  await Promise.all(
    config.siteMetadata.supportedLanguages.map(async lang => {
      const localizedPath = `/${lang}${originalPath}`;

      // create a redirect based on the accept-language header
      createRedirect({
        fromPath: originalPath,
        toPath: localizedPath,
        Language: lang,
        isPermanent: false,
        redirectInBrowser: isDev,
        statusCode: 301
      });

      await createPage({
        ...page,
        path: localizedPath,
        context: {
          ...page.context,
          originalPath,
          lang
        }
      });
    })
  );

  // fallback redirect if the language is not supported or the
  // Accept-Language header is missing
  createRedirect({
    fromPath: "/",
    toPath: `/${config.siteMetadata.defaultLanguage}${page.path}`,
    isPermanent: true,
    redirectInBrowser: isDev,
    statusCode: 301
  });
};

the problem is that I want to redirect from / -> /en or /fr but with missing index.html in root directory i only got 403 error...

Is it possible to do this with this gatsby-plugin-s3?

[YoshiWalsh]

This should be possible, and it's covered by E2E tests both with object-based redirects and with rule-based redirects.

I'm not too sure why it's not working for you, and I don't have time to look into it right now, but it should be possible.