Renaming the index.html on Google App Engine

[Zachary Bessler]

Ok, let me 1st come clean.  I mistakenly added a 365d expiration date to my `index.html` file.  I've now made a change to a JS file, which changed the name of the import in my `index.html` and now it's trying to import the wrong file. Oops.

So I'm thinking let's change the name of the default file name to something else that isn't cached.

## What I have now ##

In my Angular project, I've changed all the building settings so now my `index.html` file is named `main.html`.  The even the file itself is named `main.html`, and checking in my dist folder, there is no `index.html` only a `main.html`.

I have hosted the site on Google App Engine and this is the command I used to deploy after building.

`gcloud app deploy app.yaml --quiet --project=<project-name>`

Here is my `app.yaml`

```

api_version: 1

env: standard

runtime: python27

service: <service-name>

threadsafe: yes

automatic_scaling:

  min_idle_instances: 1

handlers:

- url: /(.*\.(css|eot|gz|html|ico|js|map|png|jpg|jpeg|svg|ttf|woff|woff2|pdf|gif))

  static_files: dist/browser/\1

  upload: dist/browser/(.*\.(css|eot|gz|html|ico|js|map|png|jpg|jpeg|svg|ttf|woff|woff2|pdf|gif))

  expiration: "365d"

- url: /.*

  static_files: dist/browser/main.html

  upload: dist/browser/main.html

  secure: always

  expiration: "0s"

skip_files:

 ## bunch of files

```

## Problem: ##

It seems like Google is still serving up `index.html`, though to be honest I'm not really sure how to check.  How do tell it to serve up the `main.html` as the default file?

[Elliott (Cloud Platform Support)]

Hello Zachary,

Please note that Google Groups are reserved for general Google Cloud Platform and product discussions and not for technical issues, which is why I suggest moving the troubleshooting to Stackoverflow, where you may receive advice from our programming community.