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I noticed in the heroku logs that we generated an HTTP 500 for a request to /blog.rss. It's understandable, in that there is no RSS feed there any more. But probably we ought to be showing a 404 instead.
That one was presumably requested because it used to do something, but of course this extends to .json, etc. Is there a good way that we should be telling Rails that we don't have those other formats, and it should just generate a 404?
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I noticed in the heroku logs that we generated an HTTP 500 for a request to
/blog.rss
. It's understandable, in that there is no RSS feed there any more. But probably we ought to be showing a 404 instead.That one was presumably requested because it used to do something, but of course this extends to
.json
, etc. Is there a good way that we should be telling Rails that we don't have those other formats, and it should just generate a 404?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: