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Member 14703094 5-Mar-24 7:44am View

The file applicationhost.config indeed does, but it's a read only file, and from the articles I have found on the internet, in order to change it you need to create an applicationhost.xdt file, which will contain the changes you need to want to make to the "original" applicationhost file:
https://www.thebestcsharpprogrammerintheworld.com/2015/01/19/making-changes-to-the-applicationhost-config-on-azure-app-service/

Member 14703094 28-Feb-24 10:05am View

Looking at logs this rule is responsible for creating a redirect for sure, because, when an request URL such as "https://example.com/http:/google.com" enters the pipeline, first, before any rewrite rule is being evaluated, get shorted to just "http:/google.com". Then, when it reaches the mentioned trailing slash rule, the address is changed into "http:/google.com/" with a slash at the end and the redirect is being made. Adding the anchor unfortunately didn't change the outcome.

Member 14703094 28-Feb-24 5:53am View

Hello Richard, thanks for reply. I have updated the post with all of our rewrites (there are many).

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