Description
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Redirections are created before the page import happens, so the redirection map is always empty and no redirects are written into the config file
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Folder structure of the posts is not re-created, so everything is dumped in the same folder (requiring redirections)
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Redirections construct a wrong destination URL if the SITE_URL from the feed contains path elements (the path part gets included twice)
IMHO, when importing a RSS with SITE_URL set to "http://example.com/blog/" and posts like "http://example.com/blog/2011/04/03/testing-this-engine/" the output file should be "posts/2011/04/03/testing-this-engine/indext.html" with no redirect required. With SITE_URL set to "http://example.com/" and BASE_URL set to "http://example.com/blog/"
If slugifying each path element of the target name produces a different outcome, only then a redirect should be created from "2011/04/03/testing-utf-8-in-title-ā/" to "2011/04/03/testing-utf-8-in-title-a/index.html" and file be created as "posts/2011/04/03/testing-utf-8-in-title-a/index.html"