Fix healthcheck redirect issue — disable FastAPI redirect_slashes#195
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Fix healthcheck redirect issue — disable FastAPI redirect_slashes#195
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Problem
Railway's healthcheck probe sends
GET /healthand does not follow redirects. FastAPI's defaultredirect_slashes=Truecauses it to return a307 Temporary Redirectto/health/when the route is matched with trailing-slash normalization, so the probe sees a 307 and marks the deployment as failed — resulting in 18 consecutive deployment failures.Solution
Added
redirect_slashes=Falseto theFastAPI(...)initialization inbackend/app/main.py. This disables FastAPI's automatic trailing-slash redirect behavior, soGET /healthmatches the@app.get("/health")route directly and returns200 OKwithout any redirect.Changes
backend/app/main.pyGenerated by Railway