hitting a url that angular can't find redirects to /user/edit_current/, which is unexpected about metabase HOT 6 CLOSED

Can we throw up a 404?

Think it's better to inform the user that they made a mistake rather than
just redirect to a seemingly arbitrary page.

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 11:44 AM, Kyle Doherty [email protected]
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This is leftover from when "we didn't have a homepage" now that we do we
should consider redirecting there instead of settings.

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I was thinking / might be a good quick fix since it looks like we've seen an increase in activity to /edit_current/ according to GA in the time since the new build went out. I think since most people's browsers have the old / dash route in them since that was the old redirect pre change, they're logging into MB and hitting their settings page.

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@kdoh @brunobergher Do we have a design in mind for a 404 page?

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Oh, @kdoh most definitely does.

On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 4:07 PM, Tom Robinson [email protected]
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@kdoh https://github.com/kdoh @brunobergher
https://github.com/brunobergher Do we have a design in mind for a 404
page?

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Addressed by #761

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