Add base_path and compare_path options for paths #585
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This adds the option to supply two different paths for particular pages, for instances where the path changes between domains (e.g. testing a migration to a new slug library or a new CMS). Closes bbc#552
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This adds the option to supply two different paths for particular pages,
for instances where the url changes between domains (e.g. testing a
migration to a new slug library or a new CMS).
This probably needs someone with a bit more of an architectural
overview to weigh in, because our use-case is quite limited and so I
doubt I've met all the edge-cases that this might affect. I figured it
was worth throwing up here as a PR in case it's useful though.
Closes #552