Consolidate qa-301 and qa-403 into qa-code parameterized function

netlify.toml

@@ -20,24 +20,24 @@
   to = "/.netlify/functions/qa-status"
   status = 200
 
-# QA-only: expose the qa-301 function at the clean path /qa-301. Same
-# rewrite-proxy mechanism as /qa-status above (status = 200 is the
-# rewrite TYPE, not a forced response code) — it preserves the
-# function's actual 301 status code AND its Location header. Must
-# remain BEFORE the SPA catch-all below.
+# QA-only: route /qa-301 to the parameterized qa-code function, which
+# emits a real HTTP 301 + Location header for this path. Same
+# rewrite-proxy mechanism as /qa-status above — status = 200 is the
+# rewrite TYPE, not a forced response code. Must remain BEFORE the
+# SPA catch-all below.
 [[redirects]]
   from = "/qa-301"
-  to = "/.netlify/functions/qa-301"
+  to = "/.netlify/functions/qa-code"
   status = 200
 
-# QA-only: expose the qa-403 function at the clean path /qa-403. Same
-# rewrite-proxy mechanism as the QA endpoints above (status = 200 is
-# the rewrite TYPE, not a forced response code) — it preserves the
-# function's actual 403 status and its text/html Content-Type. Must
-# remain BEFORE the SPA catch-all below.
+# QA-only: route /qa-403 to the parameterized qa-code function, which
+# emits a real HTTP 403 + text/html body for this path. Same
+# rewrite-proxy mechanism as the QA endpoints above — status = 200 is
+# the rewrite TYPE, not a forced response code. Must remain BEFORE the
+# SPA catch-all below.
 [[redirects]]
   from = "/qa-403"
-  to = "/.netlify/functions/qa-403"
+  to = "/.netlify/functions/qa-code"
   status = 200
 
 # QA-only: additional fixed-status endpoints handled by a single

netlify/functions/qa-code.ts

@@ -1,15 +1,19 @@
 // QA-only Netlify Function used to emit a fixed HTTP status code based on
 // the public path the request came in on. One function, many rewrites in
-// netlify.toml (one per code: /qa-302, /qa-303, /qa-307, /qa-308, /qa-401,
-// /qa-404, /qa-429). Used to test how Prerender handles each status on a
-// clean, page-looking URL.
+// netlify.toml (one per code: /qa-301, /qa-302, /qa-303, /qa-307, /qa-308,
+// /qa-401, /qa-403, /qa-404, /qa-429). Used to test how Prerender handles
+// each status on a clean, page-looking URL.
+//
+// Note: /qa-status (200/500 via QA_FORCE_500 env toggle) is intentionally
+// kept as its own function — it carries runtime configuration that does
+// not fit a generic fixed-status dispatcher.
 //
 // How status preservation works:
 // - The status code AND headers (Location / Content-Type) are set by THIS
 //   function and passed through unchanged by Netlify's status=200 rewrite
-//   proxy in netlify.toml. The client sees a real 302/303/307/308/401/
-//   404/429 — not a 200 with error text, and Netlify does not auto-follow
-//   the 3xx redirects server-side.
+//   proxy in netlify.toml. The client sees a real 301/302/303/307/308/
+//   401/403/404/429 — not a 200 with error text, and Netlify does not
+//   auto-follow the 3xx redirects server-side.
 //
 // How the path is read:
 // - In Netlify Functions v2, req.url reflects the URL the client actually
@@ -36,11 +40,13 @@ type CodeConfig = RedirectConfig | HtmlConfig;
 const REDIRECT_LOCATION = "https://weirdanimals.life/";
 
 const CODES: Record<string, CodeConfig> = {
+  "301": { kind: "redirect", status: 301 },
   "302": { kind: "redirect", status: 302 },
   "303": { kind: "redirect", status: 303 },
   "307": { kind: "redirect", status: 307 },
   "308": { kind: "redirect", status: 308 },
   "401": { kind: "html", status: 401, title: "401 - QA", heading: "Unauthorized" },
+  "403": { kind: "html", status: 403, title: "403 - QA", heading: "Forbidden" },
   "404": { kind: "html", status: 404, title: "404 - QA", heading: "Not Found" },
   "429": { kind: "html", status: 429, title: "429 - QA", heading: "Too Many Requests" },
 };