When Tome is used with the ubiquitous Redirect module a very nasty redirect situation can occur. This will only happen, though, if the HTML on a page references a page with a trailing slash.
1) Install Drupal core.
2) Install Tome Static
3) Install Redirect
4) Create a Basic Page
5) Set the alias to /test
6) In the body area add a link with the href set to \test\ (trailing slash)
7) Run the Tome Static generator
8) Look at the resultant HTML and observe that the test/index.html file is a redirect.
This is happening because the /test page and the /test/ page are competing for the same index.html file. The static process runs and generates a correct page, it then parses that HTML and detects the reference to /test/ and tries to render that too. Drupal with Redirect will ensure that a canonical version of the page is output by issuing a redirect to /test. The problem, though, is Tome writes that redirect content over the file it generate during the first pass - ending up with a fatally broken static version.
Still not entirely sure. I think the best way to solve it is to strip trailing slashes before it processes the path. I am just slightly unsure if that will introduce any side-effect. I suspect and hope not.
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It's likely this issue predates Contrib.social: some issue and comment data are missing.
The latest patch works for me to fix this annoying problem. I think it might even be enough to have aliases for this problem.
BUT, I had to disable the Enforce clean and canonical URLs in the redirect settings admin/config/search/redirect/settings