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By default when `next export`ing a Next.js application we will automatically append a `/` to all urls to be fully compatible with the directory structure being output.
However since most platforms support directory indexes it makes sense to change this default in the future.
This PR adds `exportTrailingSlash` as experimental flag. We'll try this out for a bit on nextjs.org / zeit.co/docs before introducing it as new option.
The default value is `true` as this is the current behavior in stable Next.js.
```
{
experimental: {
exportTrailingSlash: false
}
}
```
⚠️ as with all experimental flags being added this is subject to breaking between canary/stable versions.
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