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add config parameter exclude_uri_pattern #5
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I would like to be able to install this plugin globally but define the exception explicitly.
Currently, I am only able to decide whether to install the plugin on each route (this might be much work and/or redundancy) or globally. This is inconvenient. E.g. In my case I would like to install it globally - with only one exception: The URL that letsencrypt/certbot uses to validate certificates (
/.well-known/acme-challenge).This PR adds the ability to define the config parameter
exclude_uri_pattern. When this value is empty, then everything is as before (backward compatibility). When it is set, then the redirect to https is only done when the called URI doesn't match to the Lua pattern inexclude_uri_pattern.