Hosting redirect buggy regex pattern

[Patricio Stegmann]

Hello,

I am trying to build a simple redirect hosting rule. I want to redirect for example this:

https://app.mysite.com/?v=something&id=someid

to

https://script.google.com/myappid/exec?v=something&id=someid

only if the query string has that v parameter only, so if v query parameter is not on the url, stay on the initial url.

I tried 

{

      "regex": "\/\\?v=(.*)",

      "destination": "https://www.blable.com.br/?v=:1",

      "type": "301"

}

or other reg patterns like ^/?v=(.*)$ and combinations with backlashes ... I can't make this work ! Anyone can help me ?

[Michael Bleigh]

Currently redirect regexes work only on paths, not query strings, so it's not possible to capture and redirect based on query parameters.

If this is important functionality for your app, I'd recommend filling a feature request so we can track it.

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