docs: update res.redirect examples to use default 302#2309
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@bjohansebas this is supposed to "fix" #2308 |
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thanks @krzysdz and @debojeetmitra! |
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Thank you for the review and merge! Looking forward to contributing more to Express.js in the future. |
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Updates the
res.redirectexamples in the migration guide to reflect the default temporary redirect behavior (302) instead of explicitly using 301.This helps reduce confusion during migration from Express 4 to 5 and avoids unintentionally encouraging permanent redirects.
closes #2308